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Don't worry, as long as you don't delete the app your feeds will still be there. It just isn't showing them. The fix has been submitted and hopefully we'll see it soon!

It looks like the issue was with the way the app was handling the labels in each one of the cells. An issue which only popped up in the App Store version of the app. It sure seems like this bug has been handled. An updated version of the app has been submitted and will hopefully be approved soon. Th...

Thank you everyone. It looks like the issue was related to some left over unsafe_unretained on the table view cell label properties from an earlier ARC conversion. It would appear as if they don't call them unsafe for nothing! :I'm a dork: Anyways, the app has been resubmitted with a request for exp...

Thanks.. I haven't been able to take a look at this yet!

Hello! I have noticed this as well. The feeds should all still be intact. Something has definitely gone wrong somewhere though. I will post back as soon as I find out anything. For the time being, though, I am pulling the app from the store. My apologies and I hope to have this problem fixed quickly.

Thanks for that Mr. undeadbill! Will definitely have to get that one fixed on the next release. For the time being though, for this one, you can force it to not use SSL by entering "http://www.badassmofo.us" (without quotes) into the add feed bar section area. Thanks for pointing this out!

Hello!

You know, I'm not really sure. I suppose it would depend on the method they use to password protect the feeds. Try it out and let me know. If you run into any issues, I'll see what can be done to fix them.

Hello Dave, Thanks for your report! I have seen something similar and my best guess is that xFeed is using a bunch of memory and the operating system is closing it to get back some of that memory. But there is good news! There is a new version queued for review which has been running well on an iPad...

Thank you for you kind words! It pains me to disappoint you, however, there are no plans to port anything over to Android. Things may change in the future, but that is it as it stands now. My apologies .

Hello and thanks for the report! Error 64 is a misplaced XML declaration. Sometimes errors will be present in the feeds which prevent them from parsing. Usually whomever publishes the feeds will catch the error and it will start working normally soon. A new parser which handles errors a little diffe...