[Feature request] Show the content that's inside the feed instead of fetching the full article

[the-duck-whisperer]

For some of my feeds, the content I would prefer to see when I go to reader mode is inside the content or description tag of the rss feed. It would be really nice to have a toggle for it. An example for this is the NASA APOD feed, which already has all relevant content in it. The images in that particular feed also don't seem to load properly in reader mode, I don't know why, but that's a different matter. Here is the feed: https://apod.com/feed.rss

In other rss readers this is usually achieved by turning off a full text/article retrieval toggle.

[prof18]

Hi,
This was an explicit design decision, as the majority of the feeds include just a small portion of the content.
But I'll consider a toggle in the future

[dgudim]

Just came here to second this.

I have a feed from a telegram channel I added via rsshub and the web link in this case doesn't even point to the content of the post. All of the content is in the RSS feed itself.

This is the only issue I have with the reader, otherwise a fantastic app, thanks for working on it.

[Blyrium]

+1
When I use an RSS Reader, I expect the default view to show the feed as-is, with an optional "Reader View" that fetches the full article.
I've been using Reeder (now Reeder Classic) for years, and I can tell you I only need to enable its Reader View for a handful of feeds.

FeedFlow does work, but being limited to Reader Mode in-app means some of my articles end up looking like this:

Pictures get duplicated, or:

Newsletter boxes and "promoted articles" sections sometimes get embedded.