Love the tagging on the web version. This feature needs to be on the mobile versions as well.

It took me a little time but I'm starting to like Feedly on my Nexus 7. However, Feedly forces me to take an unnecessary step to open an item in my preferred browser (which happens to be Dolphin).
From the "teaser" item, Feedly should open an item using a "preferred browser" option
Alternatively, add an "open in preferred browser" icon to the "teaser" item (the same icon now exists on the expanded item).

I currently use Feedler to access my Google Reader account on my iPhone and I would love to switch to Feedly, but I listen to a large number of podcasts through RSS (I hate iTunes) and having the audio stream stop when the screen locks or when I background the app to do something else is a non-starter for me.

offer a mobile website (m.feedly.com) so I won't have to download you App, this will make it more familiar for us, Google Reade users.

(Android) Enable option to turn off images (e.g. for 3G connection)

Please add Pinterest as one of the sharing options for your iPad app.

Love your service, btw! With this fix it will be PERFECT! Thanks!

The standard Android keyboard behaviour on text input fields long-press is to show a context menu style "PASTE" button. To add specific RSS feeds to the reader, copy-paste of precise URLs is very important. I can't find a way to do it as the Android app now stands. (Am I stupid? I hope not!)

Thank you for considering this improvement.

Ability to move feeds from one category to the other as well as ability to change a category's name on the mobile version of feedly.

add facebook and twitter as options for feeds (much like google reader is now) that appear on the left in the app and also in your main feed

When I add the Feedly widget to my Android home screen, it never shows articles, only the Feedly logo. I've tried waiting, I've tried rebooting, I've tried deleting and readding the widget, to no avail.

I'm not saying the current design is bad (it's part of the reason why I'm still using it) but I would like to see the Material Design elements implemented in things like the ripple effect when selecting something on the sidebar.

Google Reader and my Kindle WiFi was perfect and favorite combination for reading articles, as for all user who are owner of an e reader.

I often read my Feedly when I am away from home, however my data plan only accommodates one gigabyte of data a month. I suggest that there should be an offline mode for unread articles: a button you can press in the main menu that will save unread articles and their corresponding pages in the cache so they can be read through when you are away from wifi. Said cache should then be deleted with another menu button.

Made Feedly available for Jolla's Sailfish OS. Sailfish can use Android apps (if .apk is available or offered in Jollas android store or what ever the Jolla's decision will be), but the native Qt based Sailfish app, with nice UI which fits in Sailfish OS, would be nice.

See:
http://jolla.com
https://sailfishos.org

Just switched to Feedly from Google Reader and love it. However, I can no longer read on my Playbook, which is very disappointing. Any chance you can create an app for the Playbook?

Fix this bug

When pressing the back-button on an Android phone after finished reading a web page linked to from an RSS entry you are returned to the RSS feed, not the entry you were reading. When pressing the back button in Feedly you get the expected behavior, please unify functionality !