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fix: added 'open in'-options to context menu#1037

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Added options to manually open an article in reader, custom tab and default browser, closes #809 and #837
Removed mark above as read and mark below as read, because the swipe gesture makes this obsolete

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Let me know if you are ok with these changes

Fixes #809
Fixes #837

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Removed mark above as read and mark below as read, because the swipe gesture makes this obsolete

This is incorrect. They are completely different functionality

  • swiping an item toggles the read state of THAT item
  • mark below as read: marks all items BELOW THE ITEM as read. It does not change the state of the item itself. Only the potentially 100s of items below it
  • Same as the other but the other direction.

I'm fine with adding the other options but do not remove the these

@spacecowboy spacecowboy changed the title Article context menu changes fix: added 'open in'-options to context menu Feb 17, 2026
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Thank you @xn-7492

@spacecowboy spacecowboy merged commit fea8df0 into spacecowboy:master Feb 17, 2026
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@xn-7492 xn-7492 deleted the test branch February 17, 2026 20:35
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option to manually open a single article in default browser instead of custom tab "Open in" button for articles

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