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by James Robertson.
Original Post: BottomFeeder 3.5 arriving soon
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BottomFeeder 3.5 is about to ship - I've got the most recent build available on the download page now (under dev links). The doc is being wrapped up, but other than that, I think it's about ready to go. What's new?
Made the various view states more consistent - i.e., staying in the tree view if the user wants that
When a folder is selected, the item view now shows all items in all feeds in that folder - appropriate to the view (all new, flagged, for instance)
Made the application international aware - all strings exported out as User Messages
The HTML view has been greatly enhanced, thanks to Holger!
Better display of HTML
Faster Image display on Windows
Keyboard navigation (arrows, pageup/down, space bar)
Added digest authentication - private LiveJournal feeds are now accessible
The new A9 (Amazon) search engine is an option under searches
Added BlogDigger as a feed builder (similar to Feedster support)
Added support for the NewsTrove site's RSS search builder
Added an option to adjust font scales specifically in the browser pane
Added cross feed GUID resolution. If items in multiple feeds share a guid, then changing the state of one changes the state of all (read/unread)
Added a 'View Related' view - If other items you've downloaded refer to the selected item, you can expand the view to show the related items
Added a Minesweeper implementation as a plugin
Greatly enhanced the handling of character set encoding. This results in more accurate display of items
Added an option that allows users to change the encoding of items if they "look wrong" (happens if the encoding specified is not actually the one used)
Added a setting allowing users to stop items being marked new when only new comments have arrived
When loading a new page into the browser pane, the HTTP query is done in the background, and is cancelled if the item selection is changed.
Added a spellchecker (Windows, Linux, Unix) to the blog poster, the comment tool, and the IRC plugin (TypeLess)