…ce for english-speaking users.

#530

The update of cached values remains to be optimized

New index entry_feed_read_index
TODO: Auto add this index to existing version

http://php.net/manual/migration71.changed-functions.php#migration71.changed-functions.pdo

#1471

Compatibility PHP 7.1

…-translations

Add credits.
Keep British spelling of favourites in the user interface, USA spelling
in the code.

1464 Improve English Translations

At the same time as the new temp table

Done

#530

And remove "experimental" warning

Fix PostgreSQL uniqueness

Implementation of defered insertion

Option for not closing article after pressing outside article area

#1510

FreshRSS/Extensions#13

FreshRSS/Extensions#13
#1547

Change CSS load order to help CustomCSS extension

#1541

#1556

#1552

Duplicates items no guid

More uniform styling of A and BUTTON in drop-downs

fix font-sizes of input fields for exotic browsers

* new 'sides_close_article' string
* random fixes

I think French *arf*/*zut* would be better translated as something like *blast* or *rats* than *damn*. The word *arf* doesn't have a lemma in my *Petit Robert*, so since French is my fourth and worst language I can't be completely sure. But even if I'm wrong about the French, the word *damn* simply seems slightly too expletive for an English localization. By contrast, in Dutch I'm not sure if anything even exceeds the level of offensiveness reached by a mild expletive like *damn* in English. English speakers are just much more sensitive to words in and of themselves regardless of context.

(chore) Some random Dutch i18n improvements

(minor) Eng i18n: "Damn" to "blast"

Now you can open the original page in the reader view with the same shortcut you'll use in the normal view.
I've changed how we identify the link to make it more flexible.
The previous way was too restrictive since the selector used a really strict path to get the url.

There was another way to achieve the same thing without changing the selector.
It was quite ugly since some meaningless class would be added on the markup to match the selector query.

See #1400

Improve js comments

Add support for a new shortcut in reader view

#1564
#1559