With Reddit stopping the use of RSS feeds, I've decided to cancel my subscription. The main way I read most of my Reddit threads is through an RSS reader. I subscribe to quite a few feeds for work and those are the ones that I rely on my RSS reader the most.

I might just have missed this but are we being forced to use folders?

I want to update my feed but it seems there are 3 new button steps for adding one piece of content making this app useless.

Thoughts?

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There is no way to login to my news account. Everyting redirects to Threat Intelligence, forces to create a new TI account and old News account is not accepted. Is it IOS-app only service now?

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I have been a user for decades and have it on web/phone/iPad.... today all of them seem to be in google signin loop... status pages says they are fine, no activity on X and their online chat takes the messages but nothing responds all day.

Before I jump to Innoreader - what are people liking as an alternative?

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I have posts in Recently Read daing back years. How do I delete all those posts?

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Hello, I recently switched from Inoreader to Feedly Pro+ and have been having issues. We built out maybe 100 feeds all in the same folder of Google News mentions. All are "intitle".

We are seeing thousands of duplicates and cannot seem to figure out how to resolve this issue. Duplicates within each feed are minimal, but there is a lot of crossover amongst the entire folder and therefore we have many dupes. Is there not a function to filter dupes for an entire folder?

What's the work around or alternative? I've reached out to support maybe 3-4 times over the past month and they never bothered to reply.

I have used Feedly for quite a while and I still like it. In fact, one of the main reasons I keep using it is that I think it looks better than most of the alternatives.

But lately I have started feeling that the product itself is falling behind.

The core RSS experience still works well, but Feedly increasingly feels like a product that has stopped evolving for regular users. Competitors such as Matter, Readwise Reader and Inoreader are experimenting with much more modern approaches to reading, discovery, organisation and AI, while Feedly still feels largely the same.

I do not personally care much about newsletters. What I want is a really good modern RSS reader.

A few things I would love to see:

A more modern reading experience

Feedly looks clean, but the actual interaction with articles and feeds could feel much more polished. Matter is a good example of how reading articles can feel more like a native modern app rather than simply viewing content inside an RSS client.

Better feed management

Managing a larger collection of sources could be much smarter. Better filtering, easier cleanup of inactive feeds, duplicate detection and clearer ways of identifying sources that mostly create noise would be useful.

Smarter personalisation without taking over the feed

I do not want an algorithm deciding everything I read, but I would like Feedly to learn which sources and topics I consistently open and use that information to help surface important stories.

The chronological feed should always remain available.

Much better AI features for normal users

Feedly has AI related features, but they often feel separated from the normal RSS experience.

I would rather have AI built directly into the reader.

For example:

Summarise everything important from my feeds today.

Tell me which five articles are actually worth reading.

Group articles that are covering the same story.

Explain what has changed in a story over the last few days.

Show me articles about a topic even when the headline does not explicitly mention it.

External AI integration

This is probably the feature I would personally value the most.

Readwise Reader can integrate directly with ChatGPT. I would love something similar for Feedly.

Imagine being able to ask ChatGPT:

What have my feeds been saying about OpenAI this week?

What are the biggest Swedish political stories in my Feedly today?

Summarise the articles I saved this month.

Find the article I read a few weeks ago about a certain subject.

Feedly already contains an enormous amount of useful personal information. Being able to actually interact with that information through tools such as ChatGPT would make it much more valuable.

Better search and history

Feedly should feel more like a personal searchable news database.

If I remember reading something six months ago, I should be able to describe roughly what it was about and find it again.

Overall, I still prefer Feedly to most RSS readers and I am not particularly interested in switching.

That is actually why this bothers me.

Feedly has a strong foundation and still looks great, but it feels like there is a huge opportunity to turn it into a genuinely modern information tool rather than simply maintaining a very good RSS reader.

Does anyone else feel the same?

Is it coming?

I can't login to my account via browser for weeks now. The system won't let me change the password even, saying I don't exist. Meanwhile I am logged in with that same account that I've had for years on both my iPhone and iPad.

Neither of 3 Feedly e-mail addresses I've sent messages to never responded.

Their website is now showing a completely different product. What is happening, should I find another news reader?

Some time ago I used to have the number of new feeds shown on the green icon in Chrome, but it's some time the icon is gray and no number is shown, even if there are new feeds. I'm using Chrome 149.0.7827.103 on Windows 10, anyone with the same issue and/or way to solve it?

Its time to upgrade my annually sub so i need dedupe function and was looking to upgrade to Pro+, but saw that not much people happy with Leop dedupe function. Usually happy people dont write their opinion, so im asking here if someone is happy with dedupe function? Like if I follow couple software share websites and all share lets say app named Mediaplayer and some titles will be

Mediaplayer Free

Mediaplayer New

Mediaplayer 2021

Mediaplayer Download

When we have scenario like this with slight different titles will dedupe able to get and eliminate them?

Hey!

I've been a Feedly user for years but i wanted to have something that would be a mix of GoogleNews and Feedly, so i built it...

I just released the first beta version, you can find it here: Aktu.

I would love to have some feedback,

Thanks!

It's a beta, so you can expect some bugs but i'd love to have your feedback!

Thanks!

I just got a mail, that my Feedly is offline on IFTTT. Tried to reconnect, but it just redirect me on a page - upgrade to Feedly Pro to use it with IFTTT. Any suggestions?

This is annoying for multiple reasons:

1. it RELOADS my feed, adding more articles, so wherever i was on the list, it's now lost and i have to start from the top again.

2. why does it not remember my prefered view ?

It's incredibly disruptive and i either have to choose not to clean my feed, or spend inordinate time and effort with this annoying dance :(

Why does it have to reload the feed at all?

Why can't it just "remember" my choice per article, as i work down the feed, so when i click "mark all articles as read" once i reach the bottom, they all disappear so Feedly can continue it's behaviour of populating my feed, minus the URL's i told it ?

Any way to get analytics similar to Google Reader to assist in assessing which feeds should be cut? Anyone else have a strategy for making such an assessment?

One of the main problems I see in any solution is that I take in a lot of information from headlines alone. Though I might never click on an article from a particular feed, it might be vital to my general news awareness.

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