Orion allows you to install extensions. It works so-so, but that’s a first step.

It seems to have it as it’s based on yt-dlp.

Looks good, I’ll need to give it a try!

Your mouth was salty? What’s the problem then?

There’s a lot this plastic bag doesn’t deserve.

I don’t think there’s any difference between the beta and the final release in this regard (generally, the official release has the same build number than the latest release candidate).

From what I understand, the process can take a lot of time, as it happens in the background, when the phone is not actively used. And for power users that install .0 versions day one (which is really not a thing to do, but that’s not the point here), I imagine they will dig everything they can from these new versions, leaving less time for background processes to be run.

Isn’t this the same with every major iOS release? The OS needs to rebuild its caches, and that tends to impact on battery life, for a time, and then everything goes back to normal…

I mean, look at what reptilians make us do!

Thanks for the warning. Believe me, I know how mails can be hard to host, and I would have made the same warning to someone that wants to start self-hosting mails.

I wanted to update my already installed and already working system and check if something new appeared from the time I installed my server.

The app looks really nice and already well polished. This smells really nice for the future.

I use miniflux which is minimalist, yet has a lot of features.

As miniflux serves the Fever API, I can use nice RSS clients that sync across all my devices (like Reeder for iOS and macOS).