Newspipe 12.3.0 released
I’m happy to announce the release of Newspipe 12.3.0. This is a polishing release: a handier feeds list, notes where you’d expect them, a refreshed bookmarks page, and a batch of fixes for real-world deployments.
A feeds list you can sort and filter — sort by status, title, site, category, number of articles or creation date, and filter by title or site link as you type. A new “Created” column also shows when each feed was added.
Notes everywhere — the personal notes introduced in 12.1.0 now also appear on the article details page, with the same add/delete form as the reading pane.
New Features
- Sortable and filterable feeds list: The feeds page gains sortable column headers, a filter field and a “Created” column.
Improvements
- Notes on the article page: Article notes are now displayed on the article details page too.
- A modernized bookmarks page: It now matches the rest of the application — underlined tabs, an “Add a bookmark” action, delete confirmation, and visible public/private and unread state. The active search or tag is kept when switching tabs, and the empty state is finally displayed.
- More forgiving bookmarks: Titles and descriptions may now be empty (capped at 500 characters), so bookmarklet and Pinboard imports are no longer rejected.
- Translations: The French and German translations have been updated.
- Dependencies: Python and JavaScript dependencies have been updated.
Fixes
- psycopg 3: Newspipe now uses psycopg 3 for PostgreSQL, since SQLAlchemy
2.1 resolves
postgresql://URLs to that driver. Editing and deleting feeds on PostgreSQL works again, and “No Category” is now stored asNULL. - Reverse proxies: JavaScript API requests (such as “mark as read”) now
honour the
PREFIXsetting. - LDAP:
dnspythonis now a declared dependency, so SRV lookups work in the Poetry virtualenv, and DNS errors fall back gracefully instead of failing the login. - CLI: Id options of
find_vulnerabilities,delete_userandfetch_asyncioare now parsed as integers. - Validation errors: These now return a readable 400 error instead of a 500.
For the full list of changes, see the changelog.
You can find the project on GitHub: https://github.com/cedricbonhomme/newspipe.
Many thanks to bgstack15 for the detailed reports behind the LDAP and reverse proxy fixes (#128 and #129).
As always, contributions, feature suggestions, and bug reports are very welcome. Thank you for your continued support and feedback over the years.