YouTube videos play again in the reader. YouTube had started refusing to play inside extension pages (Video player configuration error, Error 153), so the reader now shows YouTube's player through a page on feedbro.com.

Adds highlights to the full-page reader: select text in an article and pick yellow, green, blue or pink, or turn the highlighter on with the pencil button. Your highlights are kept on your FeedBro account and appear on feedbro.com and in the apps too. Available in all interface languages.

Adds Greek to the interface languages and fixes small things in the toolbar popup and the full-page reader.

On a Reddit post, "Fix this page on FeedBro" now saves the whole thread, comments and replies, to FeedBro. If Reddit marks the post as adult, the comments stay behind a "Show comments" button for readers.

New: Use my sign-in from this browser. Coffee Club members who follow a feed that only works when they are logged in can bring their sign-in for that one site into FeedBro with one click, so the feed keeps refreshing. Firefox asks for permission the first time you use it.
Videos inside articles now play in more players.

Fixed: the "Refresh unreachable feeds from this browser" switch now stays on instead of turning itself off.

Also: the plan label and the relative times in the popup (3m, 2h, 1d) are now translated, and article dates in the reader follow the language you chose. Language can be changed under Language in the reader settings or at the bottom of the popup.

No new permissions.

The extension now speaks your language. FeedBro is available in English, French, German, Spanish, Arabic and Hebrew (right-to-left for Arabic and Hebrew), matching feedbro.com. It follows your browser's language by default, and you can pick a language yourself under Language in the reader's settings or at the bottom of the popup. The popup, reader, "Fix in my browser" window, right-click menu and notifications are all translated.

Also in this version: readers can fix a failing feed from their own browser with "Fix in my browser".

No new permissions.

The extension now speaks your language. FeedBro follows your browser's language: English, French, German, Spanish, Arabic and Hebrew (right-to-left for Arabic and Hebrew), matching feedbro.com.

The toolbar popup, the reader, the "Fix in my browser" window, the right-click menu and notifications are all translated. No new permissions and no new network access.

New: Fix in my browser.
When a feed you follow can't be reached by FeedBro's servers, the reader on feedbro.com now offers a "Fix in my browser" button. The extension opens a small window, fetches the feed over your own connection (past a site's check if there is one) and saves it to your account, so the feed starts updating again.
Nothing runs unless you click that button. No new permissions.

What's new
• Watch this page: follow any page that has no RSS feed (a newsroom, a careers page, an online shop or a Google Shopping search) and get its new posts, products and price changes. From the popup or the right-click menu.
• "Follow this site" on a site with no feed now offers to watch the page instead.
• Watched pages are marked "Web" in your feed lists.
• An article's main picture now shows once, not twice.
• Fix in my browser: load an article that didn't come through properly in your own browser and bring it into FeedBro.
• Reddit, RedGIFs and YouTube videos play inside the reader.
• Articles with a location can be viewed on a map.

• Fixed: the "Loaded from…" note could show a previous article's site.
• "Mark read when I scroll past it" now also marks an article read when you reach its end.

Version 0.5.4
• Follow any feed you open: viewing an RSS or Atom feed directly in your browser now shows a Follow button.
• Finds more feeds: RSS links on a page are recognised, not just feeds declared in the page header.
• New "Follow this site" button: on pages without a visible feed, FeedBro looks for the site's feed and follows it for you.
• Right-click → Follow now works on any page, instead of sending you to settings when no feed was found.

0.5.3 is 0.5.2 with two fixes:

• Connecting your account opens the Extension tab in settings, rather than
landing on Reading.
• In Cards, the thumbnail moved to the right-hand side so every headline
starts at the same left edge. Previously an article with a picture
indented its title and one without did not, which made a mixed list step
in and out down the page.

New in 0.5.2
• A full-page reader. Open it from the toolbar button or with Alt+Shift+R: your
folders on the left, articles in the middle, the full article text in place —
no need to leave for the website.
• The extension now fetches articles itself, in your browser, instead of asking
our server to fetch them. Sites that only answer to a real browser — intranet
pages, anything behind a company login, feeds that block data-centre traffic —
work now, because the request comes from your machine with your own cookies.
This uses an optional permission that is requested from a button inside the
extension, never at install time, and can be withdrawn at any point.
• What the reader extracts is saved to your FeedBro account, so an article you
have already opened reads the same on your phone or on the website.
• Per-feed controls: rename a feed, set how often it refreshes, how many
articles to keep, and the sort order — per feed, and only for you.
• Light, dark and sepia themes, plus keyboard shortcuts (j/k, m, s, o, ?), both
shared with the website through your account.
• Collections, read-later and unread counts stay in step with feedbro.com in
both directions.

Version 0.1.9

The right-click menu now says "Fix this page on FeedBro". It works on articles and on RSS/Atom feed pages.
Fixing a feed page that FeedBro's servers can't reach now updates that feed straight from what your browser shows.
Clearer messages after a fix: "Updated … from your browser — N new articles" for feeds you already follow, and "Now following …" for new ones.