v0.11.0

Added

• Search is now also a filter view: alongside the text query you can scope to
  feeds/folders, filter by labels (any / specific) and read status (all / unread /
  read), and choose the sort (relevance / newest / oldest). Leaving the text empty
  applies the filters on their own. Search moved from the user menu to an icon in
  the sidebar.
• Feeds are now fetched conditionally: Readfine remembers each feed's ETag /
  Last-Modified and sends them back on the next poll, so an unchanged feed answers
  304 Not Modified with no body and the download and parse are skipped entirely.
  Less bandwidth, and lighter on rate-limited sites.
• Catch me up & briefings now have a dedicated label filter (any label / specific
  labels, OR) shown alongside the feed scope, replacing the old "Labeled only"
  relevance radio. The minimum-score filter is now an independent toggle (shown only
  when scoring is configured) rather than bundled with labels. The "Since yesterday"
  period is now labelled "Yesterday+".
• Adding a feed lets you set its fetch interval from the subscribe form, and owners
  of a private or solely-subscribed feed can change the interval when editing it.
  Shared public feeds show the interval read-only (only an admin can change it).
• Errored feeds now show when they will next be retried, both on the feed list and
  the feed detail page; a feed auto-disabled after repeated failures says so
  explicitly instead of leaving the next fetch ambiguous.

Changed

• Switching between sections (Starred, Labeled, folders, feeds) now shows a brief
  loading overlay over the article list, so the sidebar highlight no longer appears
  to change before the list it points at has loaded.
• Creating, renaming, or deleting a folder immediately updates the folder dropdown in
  the add-feed form without a page reload.

Fixed

• Feeds where every item points at one shared link (e.g. a podcast whose episodes all
  link to the show page) no longer have every new item after the first silently
  dropped as a duplicate; items are now de-duplicated by links that actually identify
  a single item, falling back to the unique GUID otherwise.

• Reddit (and similar) article content built from a header-less layout table no longer
  overflows the reading panel: such tables now stack the image above the text, images
  are constrained to the column width, and genuine data tables scroll horizontally
  instead of overflowing.

• Text search combined with a read-status filter no longer skips results while
  scrolling: mark-as-read-on-scroll is disabled for that specific case (where it
  shifted the offset-paginated result set), leaving plain search and the filter view
  unaffected.

• A feed returning HTTP 429 (Too Many Requests) is no longer disabled on the first
  hit. 429 and 408 are now treated as transient: the feed backs off via the normal
  error tier and is only disabled after the usual run of consecutive failures. When
  the server sends a Retry-After header, the scheduler waits at least that long
  before re-fetching.

• Adding a feed now costs a single network request instead of up to three. The
  "Test" step caches the fetched feed briefly and Subscribe reuses it for both the
  title and the initial article import, so rate-limited sites (e.g. Reddit) no
  longer return 429 mid-subscribe.

• When several feeds share a host (e.g. multiple Reddit subreddits), a scheduled
  fetch no longer requests them all at once. Requests to a given host are now
  serialized within a fetch round — different hosts still run in parallel — which
  flattens the burst that made some of those feeds return HTTP 429.

• Readable extraction that returns no usable content — e.g. a Reddit article page
  that serves a bot-verification wall (HTTP 200) instead of the article — is no
  longer saved as a blank "successful" extraction that rendered an empty body. Such
  articles now show their original feed content, and a feed whose pages keep
  extracting nothing auto-disables full-content extraction after repeated empties
  (the same way persistent HTTP 403 blocks already did) instead of re-fetching every
  page forever.

• The auto-disabled notice for full-content extraction now states why it was turned
  off — the feed already delivers full articles, or the site blocked extraction /
  returned no readable content — instead of always claiming the site blocked it.

• The article view no longer flickers an endless "Extracting full content…" spinner
  for an article whose extraction failed and is waiting to retry; it shows the feed
  content quietly, and the spinner appears only while a first attempt is in flight.

• "Extract full content" from the article menu no longer momentarily drops the
  article's star, archive, or label state from the action bar.