Please show more articles than the top 20 in the mobile App "All View", like a endless newsstream.

Feedly 68.0 on iOS 13.1 (17A5844a) has a bug where swiping from the left to bring up the feed list results in a blank pane. See screenshot.

Feedly is closing the article when I scroll down through the article. It does it about 25% of the time I’m scrolling down, taking me back to the list of articles for that feed. I’ve tested it across multiple feeds so it’s not feed dependent. I’ve cleaned my screen and don’t see similar issues with other apps. Yesterday it was working fine.

Sorry I’m posting about an issue with the app and not about ideas. Not sure how else to communicate this issue.

Thanks!

Using the iOS app, when I read an article the stats update properly on the feedly stats organise (article read numbers, plus reading minutes) however if you mark an article to read later; then go and spend time reading it, these stats do not add to organise feeds stats, they are currently lost

Thanks

i'm so bummed....

Bug report: In Feedly app when I open a link to see a page on Browser app, when I go back to Feedly the app restarts.

It really hurts the experience because I lost focus. Is very common jump from Feedly to Browser back and forward.

I have a Xiaomi Mi A2 with Android 9.

Screen recording attached.

Please try to fix this, I guess is not for all the users because it will be critical, but I'm sure many users are experiencing this.

I would like to mark as read all the articles in a page with a longer swipe as I do in Feedly classic. It’s terrible to mark as read one by one or automatically.

I enjoy finding new articles in Today - Explore, except many of the categories near the top are not relevant to me in the slightest, can we please have an option to reorder the different categories?

When in an article and you click the read later ribbon at the top, could you have it auto fill in the ribbon icon instead of just changing to green? When in bad lighting it's really hard to tell if the read it later icon was clicked.

The setting used to be there. Now I have to tap all in the left nav to see this view every time.

Option to clear search history when looking for new blogs or RSS feeds to add to your Feedly account.

When I read through my feeds and reach the end, I push the "mark all as read" button and the list clears. Yay! But the next time I open the app to check my feed, the stories that I've already read and cleared are back again as unread... Please make it so they don't come back!

I'm getting a red screen warning after clicking on an article. I believe it could be malicious. Feedly, please advise.

when i change scrolling from smooth to paged,
the bottom menu bar always blocks half of the lowest article, please fix

ios 10, iphone 7 plus, latest version to date

On the current version of the mobile app on android there is no way to add a feed to favorites. If you go to Settings > Start Page > Must Reads, the Feedly icon takes you to "Favorites." However, there is currently no way to add any feeds to this category. You can create a category called "Favorites," but the "Favorites" start page does not access it. It permanently points to an empty favorites feed, with no way of adding anything to it.

Can you please align the images on the left side , as it was previously, on iOS ? Or at least make an option to do so. It makes much more sense.
Thank you

On the mobile I can annotated the article.
But I can not delete an article annotated.
What should I do?

I have Feedly app on my iPhone 5, iOS 10.3.3. Often I’m notified to update the app, but when i try doing this, I end up getting a “not compatible device” warning. Since my device is not compatible, I should not receive this notification in an almost daily-basis. It’s annoying, ineffective, and very upsetting. I’d like report this problem, hoping that you could fix this wrong notification error to incompatible devices.

As of a few months ago, the mobile widget often just shows the feedly logo, and even if it shows an article it won't open it on tap, or scroll to the next article when clicking the little arrow.