This is a new reading option to hide articles when they are read. The hidding process occurs when the article is left for an other article. This way, even when the article is marked as read on opening, it is hidden only while navigating to an other article.
I'm not really happy with the behavior when the "mark while scrolling" option is enabled. Please review.
It is missing the i18n since we're not supposed to push them before it exists on i18n.freshrss.org. Or maybe I misunderstood the process.
See #476
Before, when you choose the show unread message option and the hide categories and feeds options, the categories and feeds weren't hidden. Now it is working properly.
Before, the unread filter icon was not selected with the previous way of using the constants. Now, the filter is highlighted when selected in strict mode.
See #619
Before, when you selected the option to display only unread articles, it shows read articles if no unread article were found.
Now, this option is renamed to include information on fallback behavior and a new option is created to have the "only unread" behavior
See #551
It is missing the german translation
In the category configuration page, I added a filter link on each category. It works the same way than the "filter" link on the feed configuration page.
See #514
Before, when a category was selected, it was expanded to show the feeds in that category.
Now, there is a parameter that allows the user to choose either if he wants the old behaviour or if he wants to expand only when needed (when selecting a feed or when clicking the appropriate button)
https://github.com/marienfressinaud/FreshRSS/issues/316
The performance of lazyload.js was not good enough, and not really
needed anyway.
This change mostly affects mainly situations when the content of
articles is shown by default, not so much when they are collapsed
Using HTML5 lazyload and postpone attributes by default on all img,
audio, iframe, video.
http://www.w3.org/TR/resource-priorities/#attr-postpone
Postpone attribute is removed by JavaScript if the user does not want
the lazyload behaviour.
In the case when users do want the lazyload behaviour, in normal view
with articles hidden, we furthermore use the data-original approach to
be sure to support current browsers.
+Corrected some bugs with enclosures, and some images not appearing
before the first scroll.
+Now faster regex processing img and iframe at once (was not practical
with lazyload.js)
Marien Fressinaud
Alexis Degrugillier
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Alexandre Alapetite