- Added Show Today, Show All Unread, and Show Starred settings, to hide smart feeds
- Added a Show Feed Icons setting for the sidebar
- Added a Grayscale Icons setting — for feed icons and author avatars (article thumbnails stay in color)
- Added Fade Read Articles, Feed Name and Date Above Title, and Full Titles, No Preview settings to Settings > Timeline Layout
- Reorganized Settings > Timeline Layout to better match the Mac version
- Added a Show Previews in Context Menus setting
- Made Feed Name and Date Above Title the default in the timeline
- Put the date above the thumbnail when small thumbnails and Feed Name and Date Above Title are both on
- Made timeline rows always show the author or feed name, instead of leaving that spot empty
- Limited articles with no title to four lines when rows show the full title with no preview
- Added [[primary_media]] and [[enclosures]] tags for themes — primary_media is the article’s main image, video, or audio from the feed, when the article’s HTML doesn’t already include it
- Allowed themes to include a template7.3.html file, which is used in 7.3 and later instead of template.html
- Updated the built-in themes to use [[primary_media]] and [[enclosures]]
- Skipped enclosure images that are the same as the feed image (as with Letters from an American), so they don’t become redundant thumbnails or primary images
- Skipped primary images for microblog-style (Mastodon, etc.) posts — their images appear with the enclosures at the bottom
- Used media:thumbnail as a fallback when an article has no other images (as with Wired)
- Picked the widest image when Guardian image enclosures differ only by width
- Fixed duplicate images in Engadget articles
- Fixed embedded YouTube videos (and other iframes) not loading on sites that use Optimole lazy loading
- Fixed blog.rust-lang.org articles — JavaScript is turned off for them, and their noscript content is shown
- Used an item’s only Gravatar as its author’s avatar, even when the author name is a username