Feeder 4
macOS / Divertissement
Self-publish podcasts, appcasts, and standard RSS feeds with Feeder.
FOR PODCASTERS:
- Feeder makes it easy to create and update your podcast, and ensures everything meets the Apple Podcasts requirements
- Preview podcast episodes as they’ll appear in the Podcasts app
- See serials listed by season and episode, along with trailers and bonuses, as in the Podcasts app
- Publish feeds and media files to different servers with a single click
- Redirect media file URLs through your preferred analytics service
- Download your existing feed to move to Feeder
- No lock-in: if you control your feed, you can use the service providers that suit you, and always move to another without losing subscribers
FOR EVERYONE:
- Edit your feeds on all your Macs with iCloud
- Collaborate on feeds with other Feeder users with iCloud
- Schedule items to be published
- Rich text editing and preview
- Alternatively, write descriptions using HTML or Markdown
- Templates and auto-completion to save time
- Feeder can publish using FTP, SFTP, Amazon S3, WebDAV and file export
- Search the items in the feed, including by date
- Cross-post items to a blog when publishing
- Notify ping services and WebSub hubs after publishing
FOR APP DEVELOPERS AND ADVANCED USERS:
- Create Sparkle appcasts that automatically generate DSA and edDSA signatures
- Preview release notes as they’ll appear in the Sparkle update panel
- Feeder is fully scriptable for creating, editing and publishing feeds, and can run a script or Automator workflow after a feed is published
- Full support for the Shortcuts app
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
- Fixed an issue in macOS 15.5 and later where the status of published items and enclosures would not be updated via iCloud.
- Fixed an issue where Feeder would try to publish to a blog that wasn’t configured.
- Updated FTP software. This version features improved security with TLS v1.3. If you experience connection difficulties when publishing using FTP with SSL/TLS, check the publish log by choosing Window > Publish Log from the main menu, and read the messages there to ensure your FTP address is correct.
