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That might be the same as this thread.

Yeah, I can confirm that.

double click on an image in the downloads window returns an error message:
Vienna cannot open the file "file_name.jpg" because it moved since you downloaded it.

Nope, I did not move it.

You can find that Vienna style by doing the following: 1. go to your application folder, find Vienna 2. right-click on Vienna.app > Show package contents 3. navigate to Contents > SharedSupport > Styles. You should find that Broadsheet Clipping theme there. Copy the file to the desktop or other safe...

Are there any other folders and files that Vienna creates that I might need to trash to really start fresh? delete ~/Library/Preferences/uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2.plist delete ~/Library/Caches/uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 Empty trash. (and remove the freshly created Vienna folder in ~/Library/Appl...

Just for what it is worth: the tabs bar has been seriously revamped in Version 3.4.0 Beta 1. It looks much more like tabs across the OS - e.g. Safari.

FYI: You can turn audio and visual notifications off in System Preferences -> Notifications -> Vienna. Another iOS centric way of doing things I guess... You control all notification behavior in Notification Center. That has been the way since OS X 10.7 (and FWIW, your original question was already...

Open System Preferences > Notifications, scroll down the list to find Vienna, then Uncheck 'play sound for notifications'.

Is there a good way to see the source for the rss feed articles? (I'm comfortable navigating a filesystem in Terminal.) And should I have been able to figure this out with the built-in help or online FAQs? You can enable the Webkit inspector for debugging: Quit Vienna if it is running, in Terminal:...

A related symptom is that the left-hand column will show (say) three new article in the blue circled number... as I read the articles and the blue dots disappear from the article titles, the number in the left hand column will not change. When I click on another feed, then click back, the same thre...

So far she’s holding fine here. I haven’t experienced those little issues that annoyed me with the previous release.
(3.1.11 has been running for about 24 hours)

PS - looking forward to enjoy the work I’ve seen happening on Github for Vienna.next. Seriously.

It is a know issue: https://github.com/ViennaRSS/vienna-rss/issues/447.

Hopefully all the work going on for Vienna.next will help resolve this,

After lots of enable / disable feeds, I tracked the reason for this crash to a feed for a WebKit bugzilla search page: http://tinyurl.com/mhgfgj6, (tinyURL as it is a long link). It is a search result for bugs added in the last 24hours, accessible through the advanced search panel. I expect the feed...

Vienna suddenly started crashing yesterday, right after a (every) refresh. *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSRangeException', reason: '-[__NSCFString substringWithRange:]: Range {62, 4} out of bounds; string length 65' abort() called terminating with uncaught exception of type NSExcep...

Have you tried quitting Vienna and then restarting? The go to the offending feed, select the article, mark it as read. You should see the (unread) article count change (Vienna title bar, dock, number next to feed) and the article should stay as read.

This appears to be fixed with Vienna 3.1.8. Thank you!

I can reproduce this, sort of. Selected folder: “all unread” smart folder . View/Layout: Vertical An article is selected. Vienna refreshes. * The selected article is send to the bottom of the list, the content pane is empty. * in the article list the meta data (not the title) lists null null (instea...

1. Just to be clear, is it Vienna crashing? Why did it crashes? It might be useful for the developers of Vienna if you can attach a crashlog. 2. Perhaps the database is in some way corrupted or damaged… Try the following: * Quit Vienna if it is running * in the Finder, go to ~/Library/Application Su...

Looks like an eventual Vienna weakness (bug?) <img class="aligncenter wp-image-77092 size-large" src="http://winteriscoming.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/jorah-greyscale-630x352.jpg" alt="Iain Glen" width="630" height="352" srcset="//winterisco...

It works fine here. I have that pref set to “After a week”. Articles are then moved to the trash automatically unless they are either ‘unread’ or ‘flagged’.

Cool. This fixes the two issues that were pestering me: marking a bunch of articles as read when a folder is selected, and the scroll position when switching to another (smart) folder.
Thanks!