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Kletse RSS 4.0.0
Kletse RSS shows your unread Miniflux articles one at a time, oldest first, and is driven from the keyboard. It runs on Omarchy and macOS.
New in 4.0.0: native, no web view
The window is now Qt Quick, driven from Rust, instead of a Tauri web view. The keys, screens and behaviour are the ones you know; underneath, everything is new.
- Articles are laid out natively. Feed HTML becomes native text, images, code, quotes, lists and tables, in Literata and Inter as before and in your theme's colours. Anything outside a small set of tags is dropped, so nothing in an article can run.
- Code is highlighted with syntect, in the theme's colours.
- No browser engine. The Arch package depends on Qt 6 instead of WebKitGTK.
- History shows what you read last first (press h), instead of the newest published, so an older article you read yesterday is right at the top. A whole list marked read at once comes through complete.
- Still follows your desktop live: the Omarchy theme the moment you switch, the macOS appearance and accent colour.
Good to know
- Text can be selected within a paragraph (not across several); Ctrl+C / ⌘C copies it.
- Inline SVG drawings and MathML in articles aren't shown.
- The article font size and column width are remembered in a new place, so set them once more after updating. Your Miniflux and Readeck settings carry over.
Install on Arch / Omarchy
sudo pacman -U kletse-rss-4.0.0-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zstOr from source: cd packaging && makepkg -si. kletse-rss-4.0.0-x86_64 is the standalone binary; it needs qt6-base, qt6-declarative, qt6-svg and qt6-imageformats.
Install on macOS
Build it from source with Homebrew's Qt: see Install → macOS. Your settings carry over.