Im „Eule-Podcast“ schauen @HerrPfarrerin und ich diesmal mit @maxmelzer auf das Jahr zurück: Auf Kriege und Pazifismus-Debatten, auf die Christliche Rechte und Christfluencer und den „KI“-Boom. All around fine entertainment zur Jahreswende: Einen guten Rutsch (Beschluss)! https://eulemagazin.de/re-2025-der-eule-podcast-jahresrueckblick/

@nikhil @flyleafapp @elytra Thanks! I imagine this is a little more complicated in Elytra since you're rendering articles natively instead of in a web view?

We end the year with a final #Flyleaf update 2.5.1 for iOS and macOS. This updates adds the ability to open and read many kinds of footnotes in a popover instead of having to jump to the very end of an article and back again. This also works for code examples, where you can read the code in full width without line wrapping.

Grab it now from the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/flyleaf-read-later/id6475200381

This update again was a big amount of work, so I’d appreciate it if you gave it a spin, and if you like it, leave a nice review on the app store, pretty please: https://apps.apple.com/app/flyleaf-read-later/id6475200381?action=write-review

A neat little addition for power users in Flyleaf 2.5: Multi-window support. It took some re-engineering, but you can now open articles in a new window and multi-task to your heart's content.

In Flyleaf 2.5, I added a "Fix content issues" action which gives you easy access to the tools to solve a variety of issues around missing article contents. There also is a brand-new "Download via Browser" action which allows to interactively solve Captchas or sign into accounts.

The new Widgets are available in all possible shapes and sizes and display your recently read articles, and optionally your total unread article count.

Say "Hi" to #Flyleaf version 2.5. This one finally adds Widgets, and also includes a handy new way to download web pages that normally resist automatic downloads. Learn all about the new update here:

https://moehrenzahn.de/flyleaf-2-5/

We covered more excellent third-party apps that have implemented Liquid Glass at @macstories.

This was a team effort, and there are some really strong picks here:

https://www.macstories.net/stories/wading-back-into-the-liquid-glass-pool-the-macstories-os-26-app-roundup-continued/

@jeffreykuiken Oh my god than you so mich!

That’s the layout?! Rly?! #liquidass

@caseyliss Yeah, this effect has always been a little wonky. I wonder if the situation improves if you attach the .contextMenu() to the button label instead of the button itself.

@amxmln Hi mate, thanks for writing this up so honestly, I feel you! (FYI: Some of the internal links in that posts appear to be broken, you may want to check that)

Chile’s Atacama desert - the world's driest desert - has briefly transformed into a carpet of fuchsia-colored wildflowers (often dormant for years) after rare rainfall

I’m looking through my Macintosh user guide (the booklet that accompanied my 1984 Macintosh) for the first time in a while, and I’m a little obsessed with this graphic explaining scrolling.

We have a big roundup of apps on @macstories today from @devondundee, @jonathanreed, and me.

https://www.macstories.net/stories/jump-into-the-liquid-glass-pool-a-macstories-os-26-app-roundup/

This roundup focuses on Liquid Glass as well as other new features added to some of our favorite apps this fall, including:

- The Art of Fauna
- Play
- Things
- Widgetsmith
- Sequel
- Croissant
- µBrowser
- Countr
- Chronicling
- Gentler Streak
- LookUp
- Mercury Weather
- Todoist
- Matter
- World Clock Widgets

We’ll have more app coverage in the coming weeks, so stay tuned.

We are alarmed by reports that Germany is on the verge of a catastrophic about-face, reversing its longstanding and principled opposition to the EU’s Chat Control proposal which, if passed, could spell the end of the right to privacy in Europe. https://signal.org/blog/pdfs/germany-chat-control.pdf

#ios26 and #macos26 are here, with many new and updated #indieapps to explore.

See the full list at https://indieappcatalog.com/os26, plus a few highlighted picks in this thread.

Indies, if I missed your update, please remind me.

"Flyleaf: Read Later" by @maxmelzer

@flyleafapp lets you save web articles to read later in a distraction-free, magazine-style paginated view.

https://indieappcatalog.com/app/242

Update 2.4 of the indie #readLater app Flyleaf is out today with full support for iOS and macOS 26. Read all about the update in the blog post – And get the app on the App Store if you haven't yet:

https://www.moehrenzahn.de/flyleaf-2-4/