This feature brings one major feature - podcast/media player.This media player is available when you open context menu for any hyperlink in article which you think leads to audio/video file.

Simply right-mouse-click your link and select 'Play in media player', then media player will open in next tab and start playing. Full versions of RSS Guard (with QtWebEngine) include libmpv-based media player which can play basically every thinkable audio/video content.

Windows build of RSS Guard even bundles yt-dlp binary to allow out-of-box support for Youtube playback. Lite variants of RSS Guard include slightly lighter QtMultimedia/ffmpeg-based media player, which also can play many audio/video formats.

Qt5-based lite variants of RSS Guard will likely require you to install some system-wide codec pack.

Indication of which feed is actually fetching at the moment can be enabled in settings.Newspaper view was removed as it was slow and very buggy.Updated and fixed some languages.If you’re here, I will assume you know what this device is.No more warning journal messages generated on Linux.Fixed crashing when editing e-mail via Gmail plugin.Context menus in both full/lite article viewer are now more similar.Image size/wrapping behavior was greatly improved in article viewer, particularly in lite version.Layout of articles in default nudus-* skins was unified for full/lite versions.It might be replaced by something better in the future. The TN screen that comes with this device is pretty bad. This is what the new screen looks like – huge difference: This is what the original screen looks like at an angle: The good news is that you can drop-in replace it with a low cost IPS panel. XYGStudy 5 inch IPS 800×480 Display LCD DPI Interface no Touch Supports Raspbian Ubuntu OSMC Compatible with Raspberry Pi 2 3 4 Model B B+ A+ Zero W WHĥinch IPS Display for Raspberry Pi, DPI interface, no Touch, 800×480ĥinch IPS screen, 800×480 hardware resolution I’m guessing others will work, but I’ve included the link for your convenience: This is the screen I purchased – should be around $35. The LCD is directly driven by Raspberry Pi DPI interface, refresh rate up to 60Hz Standard Raspberry Pi 40PIN GPIO extension header, Compatible with Raspberry Pi 2B/3B/3B+/3A+/4B/Zero/Zero W/Zero WH and further versions Supports systems like Raspbian, Ubuntu MATE, OSMC…

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