Meltdown
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About Meltdown
RSS reader client for Shaun Inman's Fever server. Fast, free and open-source! No frills, no ads, no cruft, just a simple, fast app for reading lots of feeds.
- Only needs internet, network state and run-as-service permissions.
- Updates in the background for a constant set of updated and fresh news.
- Written for news junkies with a need for speed.
Requires a Fever server to work.
- Only needs internet, network state and run-as-service permissions.
- Updates in the background for a constant set of updated and fresh news.
- Written for news junkies with a need for speed.
Requires a Fever server to work.
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Android app
App History & Updates
What's Changed
v0.9.6 Bugfix for issue 20 - menu option to force-quit the app and erase the DNS cache.
v0.9.6 Bugfix for issue 20 - menu option to force-quit the app and erase the DNS cache.
What are users saying about Meltdown
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At start up it asks for a server URL, email and password. A URL and password to what exactly?
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It works for my main cases, but some kind of evolution would be nice. I want to pay!
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It works alright as a reader. The UI could use more work but it is an free application.
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Just never finishes syncing and or crashes - I have ~10000 unread items
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basic client that works and us fairly fast. would love to see the hot section be implemented.
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Would like to be able to select feeds in groups.
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Far too minimalist (i.e. lacking in functionality). Feels like a proof of concept/prototype without the crashes. It's the best Fever client for Android, but that's not saying much. I only gave 3 stars, and not fewer, because Fever thinks my Nexus 7 should use the phone version, which has even fewer features than this app.
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I've been using Fever since 2009 and am a recent convert to Android... have to say that I've enjoyed Meltdown a great deal in my testing so far. Seems fast, responsive, minimal and everything I want in a mobile interface for Fever.
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At start up it asks for a server URL, email and password. A URL and password to what exactly?
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It works for my main cases, but some kind of evolution would be nice. I want to pay!
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It works alright as a reader. The UI could use more work but it is an free application.
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Just never finishes syncing and or crashes - I have ~10000 unread items
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by S####:
by S####:
basic client that works and us fairly fast. would love to see the hot section be implemented.
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by S####:
by S####:
Would like to be able to select feeds in groups.
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Far too minimalist (i.e. lacking in functionality). Feels like a proof of concept/prototype without the crashes. It's the best Fever client for Android, but that's not saying much. I only gave 3 stars, and not fewer, because Fever thinks my Nexus 7 should use the phone version, which has even fewer features than this app.
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by C####:
I've been using Fever since 2009 and am a recent convert to Android... have to say that I've enjoyed Meltdown a great deal in my testing so far. Seems fast, responsive, minimal and everything I want in a mobile interface for Fever.
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At start up it asks for a server URL, email and password. A URL and password to what exactly?
by C####:
Great app, I like the simplicity and offline syncing. The only issue I have is the bright theme. I'd like the option to invert the colours or customise the background and text colour.