PageFeed

About PageFeed

Summaries, reimagined. Tap Summarize and keep reading while it is written; the summary then slides in as a large index card over your page, in your reading size, and your place never moves. A longer summary is a small deck: throw the card aside for the next one, or tap Keep reading to put it away. Catch up on what you missed. "Catch up" in Filter picks out the stories that matter most to you from the last few days, oldest first, each with a short summary. Page through them, and move the rest to Browsed when you are done. Group similar articles (Manage, Reading). When several of your sources report the same news, the list shows it once, with a line naming the other sources; tap it to see them. On devices with Apple Intelligence it also catches the same news told in different words. Clear a backlog in one move. In Filter, press and hold a source, a category or All to move its unread articles to Browsed, with Undo. "Mark read" in Housekeeping is now "Move to Browsed", and the articles leave the list at once. Turned a page by accident? Turn back within ten seconds and the page you left is unread again. Keep screen on while reading (Manage, Reading, on by default). The screen stays awake while an article is open, and sleeps as usual after ten minutes without a page turn. Time and battery (Manage, Reading). Print the time and a small battery gauge at the top of every page, in the app's own type. Bigger list thumbnails, about twice the size they were. iPhone Duo: the list's controls step out of the way of a Live Activity or banner in the status strip; a tap along the right edge of the closed display turns forward with the controls hidden; and the list and the open book keep their place more reliably when you fold, rotate or come back to the app. Plus many fixes: pages you turned past just before leaving the app now reach your other devices; reopening the app after a while starts the list at the newest articles; summaries no longer stop mid-sentence; "Load full article" no longer gets stuck on sites whose feed already carries the whole article; and stray shopping links are gone from the ends of articles.

App privacy

The developer, Brad Moss, reported these privacy practices to Apple.