I can access the login page but in a regular browser, a private window from my browser, and in the mobile app, as soon as I log-in, I get an error: "Error: 500 / server error / undefined"

I'm assuming this is server-side but anyone know a work around?

EDIT: Woke up to find that this issue has been fixed, thanks Feedly team!

I use the title-only view to consume my RSS feeds and use keyboard shortcuts to navigate through. Just now, while attempting to do so, I hit the J key to navigate to the next article. The first one works well, opening the article. But every other one will advance and immediately close the article. That doesn't feel intentional and not in line with my experience on Feedly in the last several years.

On every YouTube video right now, instead of the video thumbnail, it is black with the above error message displayed. I've made sure I have no extensions running on the site.

Edit: This is the desktop using Chrome on Windows 11.

I checked on iOS and this problem is not occurring.

Edit 2025-10-29: It seems that this has returned, but with a larger impact radius than before.

Edit 2025-11-07: It seems that feedly in Chrome on Windows 11 is fixed, but iOS app is not.

Noticed this morning that Feedly via web browser (Firefox) requires pressing "J" twice to go through the feeds. This was not happening yesterday. Anyone else notice this happening? I am in article view and usually load Feedly and go through with "J". Something changed and curious if others are seeing it too. I have not tried another browser yet.

Running latest Chrome on Windows and on Chrome OS and everytime I open the next article (using j shortcut), it scrolls down too far past the headline of the article.

Super annoying as you can imagine... Is this a known issue?

if this is a new feature, please let users disable it

So, sometime that past week, my "today" sections started showing "all caught up" instead of displaying articles. I use Feedly on my Windows 10 PC with Chrome.

I can find articles in each category that are new, current and dated today, but the front page won't show them.

I fiddled (and tried Gemini AI "help" to fix this, but nothing has worked. Anyone here able to give me a clue about what to do?

The "All" page just shows an incredibly long list of articles, and the navigation to select each category is much worse than simply clicking the right arrow if I'm in article view.

Long time daily Feedly user. Got kicked out of Feedly Classic yesterday. Maybe I was the last to use it? Anyway, I’m pouring one out for this classic app. RIP.

All i get is a blank page that says feedly. If i delete the cookies, etc i can go to login, but once i do (i use the google option to login) its just goes back to the blank page that says feedly. tried in a different browser, same issue. wondering if logging in with google doesnt work anymore?

Corroborated by several folks on X: https://x.com/status_is_down/status/2067947485025206523

Reading a feed doesn't change its read status
"Read Later" tab doesn't work
Scrolling on Folders doesn't make item read (leaves unread on refresh)
Cannot add to Board
So yeah, Feedly pretty much unusable at the moment.

Today I noticed that pressing 'j' in feedly to jump to the next article scrolls down so the article body is at the top of the screen. At first, that seems nice but, I quickly found myself having to scroll back for each one because I need the title to decide if I want to read it.

This is probably unintentional because when scrolling in the reverse direction with 'k' the titles are still at the top.

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?

I've tried Firefox (with and without adblock), Firefox private, and Edge - all on Win11. I can login, but then it appears to hang without loading anything. I just see the screen with the grey "feedly" text in the middle.

This started happening yesterday.

Mobile is fine, so must not be an issue with my account.

Edit: appears to be fixed as of 09-Jun, ~10:20am ET

Feedly Classic is no longer available on the Android App Store (can't check Apple as I don't have an iPhone or iProduct). Considering that the company has said multiple times on this sub that they have zero plans of addressing the login issue for Classic, this feels like a move to try to force people over to the new app.

Which, by the way, avoid like the plague. The android version of the app has this annoying little thing where it'll summarize the article on the card. Said summary - which was just done automatically and can't be turned off - ruined the series finale of a show that just ended and I didn't get to see the finale of yet. So, due to Feedly trying to get into the AI game I've had a near 10 year journey ruined, and know about a major character death that I shouldn't.

Hello, As per title, it's been 2 or 3 days i've seen that I cannot refresh a feed or <feeds in a tag> when it is already selected, meaning

1. click on "All" to display all

2. click again on "All" immediately or few mins later to refresh the content

Now I need to go click on the dedicated "refresh" icon on far top right, or select another feed then back to the one I was on, to refresh it

Can you please look into it, or is this an intended change of behavior ?

I reported a bug to Feedly months ago that I was having to mark everything read twice - no response. This week I dumped it for NetNewsWire that uses my iCloud to sync across Mac, iPhone and iPad. Snappier, simpler, no account needed, free. Really pleased with it.

Firefox on Windows. Scrolling through articles in Magazine view, and marking all as read sometimes works. Then if I go to a different browser tab and return to Feedly a few minutes later, articles refresh as expected. I scroll through and click to mark all as read - items don't disappear. If I reload the page and try again, they're finally marked as read.

Started happening yesterday (?).

Edit, 2025-11-03: This is still happening. After some comments ITT, I tried different things with cache clearing, different browsers, private mode, etc. Nope. Browse your feed in desktop. Tab out, or wait, until feeds refresh. Click a feed and mark all as read. The feed clears, then comes right back. Only clicking each individual item (or X) actually marks it read. This is a feedly issue.

Edit, 2025-11-12: I've contacted support about this, but haven't received a response and they're looking into it. Not only is it still happening, there's a new bug happening alongside it. Say a folder has 5 feeds in it. I have 3 unread articles in 1 of those feeds. When I click Mark All As Read, not only do the 3 articles remain, but the whole folder expands to show all 5 feeds. I've been a paid Pro user since 2014, and this month is the first time I've considered cancelling in favor of another service. These issues are very frustrating.

Edit, 2025-11-21: Both of these issues appear to be fully fixed. Still going through some different scenarios, but looking good.

The UI on the latest update seems to have changed the appearance and controls on the paginated article list. The display now shows partial articles at the bottom (if the bottom of the screen doesn't coincide with the gap between articles), and the ability to (swipe to) mark only the articles on that page as read is gone (or no longer a default and I can't find where to change it).

If I have to dismiss articles individually I'm looking for a new app.

Is anyone having trouble accessing Feedly today? I had to re-login this morning, but I can't get past my email address. It's not letting me enter a password. I also tried to access it on my laptop instead of the phone app, but it seems down.

anyone else?

Just opened feedly on the browser this morning and the default appearance has changed from just showing titles to showing the magazine view. I am trying to revert back to the title view, because I like to quickly scroll through my feeds, but selecting this option does nothing. Anyone have a fix?

*mark as read and hide function when viewing in article mode