Leaf for Mac
News reader with preview, sharing, and search capabilities.
$9.99
In English
Version 5.2.2When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
Leaf overview
Leaf is an amazing news reader for your Mac. Preview, share, star and search your articles by using a smooth, clean and intuitive interface.
Features
- Enhanced for Retina display
- Quick and clean article preview with a sharing button
- Hide articles and notifications for subscriptions
- Synchronized read and starring with Google Reader
- Alerts/banners for new articles and access to past alerts in Notification Center
- Fast search for articles by title, source and content
- Swipe to mark articles read/unread
- Secure and convenient OAuth2 authorization
- Custom refresh interval + pull-to-refresh
- Default RSS Reader capability
What’s new in version 5.2.2
Version 5.2.2:
- Fixed: Big Sur compatibility issues
Leaf for Mac
$9.99
In English
Version 5.2.2
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User Ratings
Mar 16 2016
Version: 5.0.2
Under the alluring surface I found an awfully buggy and hard to use app. Gesture controls hardly work, saving photos does not work at all. And so on. Vienna with its old-fashioned appeal is a scream - with lots of fully functional features.
I wonder if they refund - I bought it in a moment of slip of mind, I guess.
May 8 2015
Version: 4.5
What a terrible website — no product information just links to Mac App Store and then they don't mention if they support pinboard so I can't tell if can even meet the expectations free software like ReadKit is setting. What a disappointing experience. MacUpdate says nothing, their website says nothing, and Mac App Store says barely anything. Argh.
Jul 5 2014
Version: 3.0.1
Seems ok, but I was instantly put off (and down rated it) because it AUTOMATICALLY subscribes you to the developers news feed, WITHOUT asking you for permission or giving any warning.
Modifying MY subscription list without me saying so is really not on.
I'll be sticking with ReadKit...
