This is not good news. I wonder why Readability is shutting down today? Well,
looks like we'll have to see if Readkit releases an update.
On Sep 30, 2016, at 2:54 PM, Jonathan Mosen wrote:
No, in the end I resorted to sighted assistance, and it renders differently for
everyone under S
No, in the end I resorted to sighted assistance, and it renders differently for
everyone under Sierra, with no way to change it back. It makes using it far
less efficient. I also note that Readability is shutting down which Readkit
uses extensively, so unless the developer comes out with a new
I was optimistic that I would get this solved. However, it is not happening as
of now. Has anyone else come up with a solution?
On Sep 20, 2016, at 3:46 PM, Jonathan Mosen wrote:
Hi everyone, the RSS reader ReadKit is one of my favourite MacOS apps.
Since upgrading to Sierra, VO has changed the
t; vo-shift-backslash. If VO says you're in the headers, you can try dragging
> them around to re-order them. If that fails, my only other thought is to try
> dragging around parts of a row in the table, or have a sighted person see if
> headers exist that Readkit doesn't expose
ble, or have a sighted person see if
> headers exist that Readkit doesn't expose to VoiceOver.
>> On Sep 20, 2016, at 15:46, Jonathan Mosen > <mailto:jmo...@mosen.org>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi everyone, the RSS reader ReadKit is one of my favourite MacOS apps.
>
is to try
dragging around parts of a row in the table, or have a sighted person see if
headers exist that Readkit doesn't expose to VoiceOver.
> On Sep 20, 2016, at 15:46, Jonathan Mosen wrote:
>
> Hi everyone, the RSS reader ReadKit is one of my favourite MacOS apps.
> Since upgradin
Hi everyone, the RSS reader ReadKit is one of my favourite MacOS apps.
Since upgrading to Sierra, VO has changed the way it speaks in the list of
articles. Previously, I would hear the headline, a preview of the article, and
then the source, which for me is optimal. Now though, VO is speaking
Hi David,
I’ll admit, the screen that comes up when you initially open ReadKit is a bit
confusing. It is asking you to add an account—any account, not necessarily
Instapaper. You can fill in your Instapaper credentials, but there are also
buttons in the dialog which allow you to select a
After hearing some good reports on Readkit RSS Reader on the Mac I installed it
but have fallen at the first hurdle.
No matter what I seem to do I cannot import my existing OPML feed from Vienna
as this option is dimmed in the file menu.
Looking on Google it seems that loads of people complain
at.
>
> I had some sort of problem when I had ReadKit set to view all articles and
> tried to mark all read. It seemed that with articles set to view all and
> when trying to mark as read, something didn't go quite right. I admit I did
> not pay enough attention at the time
Well, this won't be of much help to you and I apologize for that.
I had some sort of problem when I had ReadKit set to view all articles and
tried to mark all read. It seemed that with articles set to view all and when
trying to mark as read, something didn't go quite right. I admit
Hi all,
I regularly use Lire on iOS and ReadKit on OS X to read my RSS feeds. The way I
have things set, any article I read (or mark as read) gets cleared, so that
when I open either app, only articles that are new will appear. However,
ReadKit has randomly decided to hang on to a bunch of
Hi,
I was under the impression that you could add new feeds from within ReadKit.
However, every time I try, the OK button jus keeps saying dimmed, and I for the
life of me can’t get anywhere else in the app. I actually have to invoke force
quit because it literally will not do anything. I’ve
Hi Juliette. Most feed aggregators support an open standard called OPML. What
you'll need to do is export the feeds from feedly to an OPML file, then import
that OPML file into your account with the other provider. Both websites should
provide for import and export.
Jonathan Mosen
Mosen Consulti
Hi all,
This might be a really stupid question. But I had both a Feed Rangler
subscription as well as an old Feedly Account, and I would like to have only
the Feed Rangler account. So how can I get the feeds from my Feedly account
into Feed Rangler? Thanks.
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Hi all,
I've been using ReadKit a lot recently, since I can't get the version of Lire
that supports Feedly on my iOS6 iPod and my iPhone is still in surgery.
Overall, I like ReadKit, but I wonder if I can change how it displays things?
Right now, each article in the table is shown
The app works perfectly for me, but I use FeedWrangler to sync my feeds, not
Instapaper. So I can't help you, unfortunately. However, it doesn't sound like
it's a VoiceOver problem, but rather a ReadKit and Instapaper problem. Given
this, the mainstream support documentation sh
Hello everyone,
Please disregard my question about ReadKit.
I have solved my issue by moving the “vertical splitter” to zero.
Cheers.
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Hello everyone,
I have logged into my Instapaper account from ReadKit, however, I cannot view
my articles that I have saved.
When placing focus on the Instapaper category I want to view and moving
Voiceover to the layout table, Voiceover indicates the table is empty.
Am I not doing Something
Yeah, it's a bit odd and annoying. I think some of the syncing services allow
you to add subscriptions through an RSS client, but FeedWrangler which I use
doesn't allow it yet.
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> There's two ways to add feed subscriptions.
> The first way is to add them through a syncing service like FeedWrangler or
> FeedBin, and sync these with ReadKit. This is the best way as it allows you
> to sync your feeds with your iOS device.
> The second way is to just cli
Hi,
I replied to Alex's post on the same topic so I won't fully repeat myself here.
For full info, see that thread. However, basically you need to either use a
syncing service such as FeedWrangler or FeedBin to manage your feeds and then
sync that with ReadKit (which is the preferre
There's two ways to add feed subscriptions.
The first way is to add them through a syncing service like FeedWrangler or
FeedBin, and sync these with ReadKit. This is the best way as it allows you to
sync your feeds with your iOS device.
The second way is to just click on an RSS link in you
I'm not sure either, but if anyone knows, please either copy me on your message
or keep it on the list. Thanks.
On Dec 1, 2013, at 6:12 PM, Andrew Lamanche wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Someone has recently posted on ReadKit for mac. I’ve purchased it but I have
> no idea how to a
Hello All,
Someone has recently posted on ReadKit for mac. I’ve purchased it but I have no
idea how to add an RSS feed to it. the option exists under the file menu but it
is dimmed. I’ve been trying to find info on this on the internet but to no
avail. What am I missing? how do people use
x27;s dev about adding that.
There's no way I'm going to live with two repeated RSS streams!
A quick question about Readkit: I can't add subscriptions! I see that "add feed
subscription" is dimmed, and only "add smart folder" is not. How, then, do I
add RSS fe
.
you can create a custom smart folder for this purpose with File menu “Add smart
folder...”. You should set the “Favorited” rule to “YES”, then ReadKit will
list all of your starred items in the smart folder. Of course, you can set
additional rules, for example to filter starred items just from a
, I think you'll
> have to import your feeds again into Feed Wrangler. I'm not sure it will
> automatically import them from ReadKit – you'll have to export them from
> ReadKit or Google Reader and import them into Feed Wrangler through their web
> interface.
>
Just FYI, Brian, if you do decide to go with Feed Wrangler, I think you'll have
to import your feeds again into Feed Wrangler. I'm not sure it will
automatically import them from ReadKit – you'll have to export them from
ReadKit or Google Reader and import them into Feed Wrangle
Hi Brian, last I checked, the Readability app for iOS is not accessible. If
that's changed I'd be pleased to hear that.
Reader in Safari on Mac and iOS is fantastic, but there are scenarios where
it's not going to deliver. For example, when using a Twitter client on iOS or
Mac, you can't add an
Hey Jonathan, Thanks for the explanation of what works for you. Ah, now I get
why the test article I favorited in readability I can't seem to see in the IOS
app. I believe it is still not accessible. Readability does seem to work very
well in REad Kit, so I guess I will just have to decide if I
Hey Nicholas, I agree with you as I have used safari's reader for years, and
just bookmarked things in Newsrack or Twitter never found the need for
Readability or any of those other's I mentioned until now. Thanks Google.
On Jul 9, 2013, at 9:51 AM, Nicholas Parsons
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> NO, I've never use
NO, I've never used Instapaper or Pinboard. I've never seen the need. I use
Apple's built-in Reader which is a part of Mac OS and iOS. Reader is fantastic.
You can press Command-Shift-R on just about any article in Safari and have it
appear without all the extraneous rubbish. YOu can also press
to open it in your browser anyway, just press the
> letter b for bravo. Then navigate to your default browser and read.
>
> For full text articles this only involves one more key press for me than
> NewsRack. For non-full text articles this actually saves me a few key presses
&g
icles this only involves one more key press for me than
NewsRack. For non-full text articles this actually saves me a few key presses
as ReadKit has those short cuts for Readability mode and opening in your
browser.
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es. There's text attributes,
> which is already set to nothing. There's also status changes which is just
> set to play tone. I'm sure you've correctly diagnosed the problem though.
>
> Brian,
> As I said, ReadKit optionally syncs with a whole range of services. Feed
&
Alex,
I couldn't find an option for when text changes. There's text attributes, which
is already set to nothing. There's also status changes which is just set to
play tone. I'm sure you've correctly diagnosed the problem though.
Brian,
As I said, ReadKit optionally sy
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> On Jul 7, 2013, at 1:07, Nicholas Parsons
> wrote:
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>> HI,
>>
>> I'm using ReadKit on the Mac. When I use the down arrow to navigate down the
>> list of articles in a smart folder or feed, VoiceOver begins reading the
ter to close the dialog.
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On Jul 7, 2013, at 1:07, Nicholas Parsons wrote:
> HI,
>
> I'm using ReadKit on the Mac. When I use the down arrow to navigate down the
> list of articles in a smart folder or feed, VoiceOver begins reading the
> title of the
HI,
I'm using ReadKit on the Mac. When I use the down arrow to navigate down the
list of articles in a smart folder or feed, VoiceOver begins reading the title
of the article and then, after a second or so, cuts itself off and starts
reading the title again from the beginning.
This
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