Urgent update of #FreshRSS due to severe #PHP vulnerabilities disclosed today at 16:00 (40 minutes ago).
This update is mostly for our Docker users, but other users must make sure to update their PHP immediately.
Our official default (Debian) Docker images are ready, while our alternative Alpine images are delayed.
#FreshRSS 1.30.2 released!
This is hopefully the final bug and security fix of 1.30.x before some more exiting work towards 1.31.0.
Note that our rolling-release channel (edge) is still recommended for faster security patches and bug fixes.
💥 Breaking change in #FreshRSS for those of you with feeds on your local network such as RSS-Bridge or RSSHub: for improving security (SSRF), local addresses must be added to your allowed list. There are a Web UI and an environment variable INTERNAL_HOST_ALLOWLIST, whichever is easiest.
Breaking changes in FreshRSS are rare, but this has been made default since not everybody is able to properly isolate their services.
This has just landed in the rolling release (edge). Tests welcome.
A new UI option has just landed in our rolling release (*edge*) of #FreshRSS, to (selectively) hide the number of unread articles.
Inspired by @dan 's " Reducing Phantom Obligation" for those sensitive to that. Enjoy!
https://danq.me/2026/02/06/phantom-obligation-vs-freshrss/
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Happy to share that #FreshRSS 1.29.0 is released, just in time to celebrate our 500+ subscribers here on Fediverse 🚀
Check the changelog https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/releases/tag/1.29.0
And the rolling release (edge) is already ahead with a few more goodies.
Enjoy!
A new release of #FreshRSS is imminent. So feedback welcome on our current rolling release (edge), also when it *just works* 🙂
We hope you will enjoy for instance the customisable feed icons, sorting order preferences, UI polish, and many other improvements.
https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/blob/edge/CHANGELOG.md
A new feature has landed in the rolling release (edge) of #FreshRSS: the possibility to customise the preferred sort order at global, category, and feed levels.
It even includes a secondary sort order when the first sort order is feed name or category name.
Enjoy!
New release 1.28.1 of #FreshRSS, focussing on bug fixing 🐛, in particular regressions from the feature-rich 1.28.0.
It nevertheless comes with improved performances 🏎️, and a few novelties ✨ especially for #CHATONS:
* Customisable message for closed registrations;
* Username in Apache/Docker access logs.
Full changelog:
https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/releases/tag/1.28.1
Now, there is already a little pipeline of pull requests, which will soon land in our rolling release *edge* so feedback always welcome!
Do you know this situation when you have marked some articles as read or removed their star, maybe by accident, and would like to find them again or undo your actions?
Well now in #FreshRSS (rolling release `edge`), it is possible to sort articles on the last user modification. There is even a new search operator, for instance `userdate:PT1H` for showing only the user actions of the past hour.
And yes, this also works when actions were performed from a mobile app.
Do you receive many typically unwanted articles in your #FreshRSS? One approach is to automatically mark some of this noise as read based on filters. But a softer alternative – especially if you are afraid of missing something – is to construct a search like `intitle:Promotion OR intitle:/\biOS\b/ OR intitle:🔥` (you get the idea and yes, regex is supported), save it as a *User query* and quickly scroll through the results before marking everything as read and enjoying the rest
In the rolling release (edge) of #FreshRSS, a new little feature has landed: a quick overview of dates with most unread articles.
Convenient if you, like me, process most of your news every day but sometimes skip some days and would like to come back to them.
P.S. If you like those small technology peeks here on the Fediverse, there will be some more 🙂
For those who would like to migrate from #ttrss to #FreshRSS, we can happily help. Not only FreshRSS imports OPML, it also supports additional TT-RSS data such as *marked* (favourites) and *published*.
Examples of export data welcome so we can make sure it works with the latest version.
* FreshRSS supports several databases: SQLite, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MySQL.
* Yes, FreshRSS supports filters and possibilities to republish.
* Good mobile apps.
* We are a welcoming open source community 💚