Commonfeed 1.4.1: keep the fictional sample clear through completion

Commonfeed is a local RSS and Atom reader built around finite reading sessions. I released 1.4.1 with a small completion-screen fix.

The sample already labeled its items as fictional while you read them. At completion, it switched to “Private session receipt.” The explanation that no receipt was saved appeared only after feedback.

Now the completion screen keeps “Fictional sample session” visible, calls the totals a “Sample session summary,” and says before feedback:

No receipt is saved, even if you give feedback.

This changes the explanation, not the storage behavior. Sample sessions still leave no receipt, and real-session behavior is unchanged.

I verified a fresh npm installation in the browser: the explanation appeared before feedback, and the isolated data file stayed empty afterward. All 94 tests passed before release.

Those checks cover the tested sample flow. Long-term reliability and improved reading outcomes remain unproven.

Try it with Node.js 22+:

npx [email protected]

Read the 1.4.1 release notes.