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#Overcast app for mac update#
There’s so much better in this update that I can’t even remember it all.Ĭovered design before and after The 9to5Mac takeĪs someone who uses Overcast every day, many hours a day, I find this new design to be the perfect combination of being familiar and being a fresh take on that familiarity.
#Overcast app for mac mac#
Fixed bugs with episode duration detection, CarPlay listings, Mac app sharing and more.Performance is now significantly better with very large playlists and collections.Links can now be opened in Safari (under Nitpicky Details).Episode downloads can now be deleted or re-downloaded individually.Background notifications and downloads are now much more reliable.Light and dark themes now each have a customizable tint color from the modern iOS UI color palette.Special playlists for Favorites, Downloaded and In Progress can now be created. The second most requested feature is a way to view all favorite episodes.You’ll now find a tick button on the episode rows and a swipe action on the left side, both of which allow you to quickly mark an episode as played. More importantly, this includes a new Mark as Played feature. Overcast also adds a number of new features with today’s update. episodes, or of which you have not published a new episode for a long time). Now the toggle above the podcast list toggles between three modes: podcasts with current episodes, all watched podcasts, and inactive podcasts (the ones you don’t follow and therefore won’t get any more updates from). I also redesigned the old stacked “Podcasts” and “Played Podcasts” sections to better meet people’s needs and expectations. Arment explained this change in a blog post detailing today’s update: Overcast also offers a new way to view podcasts in your library, with three different options. Below, you’ll find a new section for recently played and recently released podcast episodes. The Overcast home screen features your playlists at the top, which are now fully customizable in terms of colors and icons. Arment describes it as the “biggest overhaul” in Overcast’s nearly eight-year history. Overcast’s home screen now features a much more modern design, emphasizing new colors, rounded corners, and customization. You will see the new design immediately when you first open the app after the update. Arment describes this as “part one” of the Overcast redesign he’s been working on, this time focusing on the home screen, playlist screen, typography and spacing. Covered, the popular podcast player from developer Marco Arment, received a major new update today with a design overhaul and new features.
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