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v2.2 (08/30/2024)

  • Added Title tags to hyperlinks for improved accessibility
  • Fixed title tag in "Full HTML" setting
  • Fixed warnings displayed on "Exclude Feed Title" mode
  • Various minor improvements

v2.1 (07/01/2024)

  • Discontinued Snoopy and Magpie parser in exchange for more modern PHP-based SimpleXML
  • Improved compatibility for various feeds and languages
  • Improved server performance and load speed

v2.0.2

  • Improved multilingual character support
  • Improved HTTPS functionality

v2.0.1

  • Upgraded Snoopy for better feed compatibility

v1.9

  • Added option to make rel="nofollow" links

v1.8

  • Now supports Twitter RSS.

v1.7

  • Better support for ATOM feeds
  • Added option to include publish date (PubDate)
  • Moved "fetched by" link to right side (less intrusive)
  • Minor text changes

v1.6

  • Added ability to exclude feed title
  • Added ability to filter by keywords

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