Feedpon

Feedpon is a Chrome extension developed by Shota Nozaki. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of Feedpon is 2.1.1, updated on 2022-04-23.
668 users have installed this extension. 4 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .

A LDR inspired feed reader

Feedpon is a feed reader that use Feedly as a backend. It provides an alternative UI of Feedly that inspired by LDR (LiveDoor/LiveDwango Reader).

# Features

- Full content extraction
- Tracking URL extraction
- Full keyborad mapping customization
- Hatena Bookmark integration
- Night mode

# Changes

## v2.1.1

Improved:

- Improve some styles

Fixed:

- Remove unused 'storage' permission

## v2.1.0

Improved:

- Use an edge cache for the entry visual
- Display index number on entry dropdown
- Improve lazy loading image resolving

Changed:

- Use new Hatena Bookmark API (https)
- Do not use "YuGothic" as default font-family
- Change default font-size to 16px from 14px
- Remove the transition on enter of menu and popover
- Remove the transition of tree icon
- Remove an unread count on the header

Fixed:

- Fix scroll behavior on entry list
- Fix logout API calling

## v2.0.3

Fixed:

- Fix "Unable to save the change of the default stream view with Firefox"

## v2.0.2

Fixed:

- Fix the `srcset` attribute parsing

## v2.0.1

Fixed:

- Fix the error for Firefox

## v2.0.0

Added:

- Implement lazy rendering on entry view
- Support lazy image on full content loading
- Implement IndexedDB based state management
- Implement abbreviation view in entry dropdown
- Implement scroll restoring on entry view
- Implement scroll indicator on entry view
- Implement URL replacement
- Add entry visual on collapsible view

Changed:

- Improve full content loading
- Improve feed description styling
- Improve HTML-sanitizer
- Disable some transitions with performance issue
- Improve next/prev entry and category key command
- Use WKWebView insteadof UIWebVIew on iOS
- Improve entry sharing popup
- Adjust <h1> styling

Fixed:

- Fix category renaming