Fluent Reader0.7.1

Fluent Reader gathers RSS subscriptions into a desktop reading workspace, letting you scan incoming articles, search them, and open their full text without jumping among tabs. It suits people who want one place to follow news, blogs, and other feeds, with local reading or synchronization through the Fever API to a self-hosted service.

Its Fluent Design-inspired interface includes full dark mode, folder-like groups for organizing subscriptions, and single-key keyboard shortcuts for quick navigation. Articles can be searched with regular expressions or filtered by read status, then hidden, marked read, or starred automatically as they arrive using regular-expression rules. Background fetching can trigger push notifications, while the built-in article view displays full content or loads the source webpage by default.

OPML import and export support helps move subscription lists, and full application-data backup and restoration preserves the broader setup. Built with Electron, React, and Fluent UI, it fits desktop reading at home or work, including situations where self-hosted synchronization is preferred. Developed by No Name Pro, Fluent Reader is open-source software in the Communication category.

Version 0.7.1 runs on Linux with snapd on x86_64 (amd64) systems. This is an unofficial snap build; the official Linux version is provided as an AppImage, while upgrades arrive instantly through this channel.