Den on Mac User Guide

Take a tour of key features and learn the basics of using Den on Mac.

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Add channels

Subscribe to new feeds in the app by entering URLs or importing an OPML file. Use the Safari extension to reveal available feeds while browsing.

Fetch new articles

Fetch all, or just some, feeds to get the latest articles whenever you want.

Preview articles

Use grouping, sorting, and preview options to customize how you browse articles.

Read articles

customize your reading experience various viewer modes and options to .

Generate article assessments

Use Private Cloud Compute to examine article text in-depth.

Search for articles

Use the search field to find articles in the current view, folder, or channel. Articles can also be found using system search.

Save articles for later

Bookmark articles for easy reference later.

Manage channels

Organize channels with folders and adjust channel settings tailor preferences for individual feeds.

Change general settings

Use general settings to change appearance options and configure automatic fetch.

Reduce junk

You can mark articles as junk and enable filtering to reduce unwanted articles.

Sort articles by relevance

Rate articles as relevant or irrelevant to train your personal recommendation algorithm.

Translate articles

Use on-device translation to translate previews, feed and reader content.

Reduce webpage nuisances

Enable blocklists to filter out distracting web content.

Organize new articles

Create rules to automatically read, flag, or delete new articles.

Change advanced settings

Adjust less frequently use viewer options and access language support and maintenance tools.

Add widgets to your desktop

Keep the newest articles from a channel or folder on your desktop with the Latest widget.

Work with your data

Export OPML to use backup or share your channel list. Use the Shortcuts app to work with articles, channels, bookmarks, and more.

Keyboard shortcuts

In Den on your Mac, you can quickly accomplish many tasks using keyboard shortcuts.