Improve the usability / readability of the "Read Later" flag on your IOS apps.

See attached file.

The "Read Later" flag is a simple bookmark style, with a thin outline. This thickens slightly when the post is flagged to "Read Later",

There are two problems.
1. The current format is very unfriendly to colour blind people, depending on the colour of the outline.
2. It is very difficult to detect if the post has been flagged or not.

Simple solution. Change the style of the flag from an outline to a filled in symbol.

This has been annoying me for years and had thought it would have been solved by now.

Regards.

We are using "webfeeds:cover image='...'" to indicate a cover image for a feed, as mentioned here:
https://blog.feedly.com/10-ways-to-optimize-your-feed-for-feedly/
But found some strange behavior.
If we use a rectangular image as cover image, depending on its orientation (landscape or portrait), it will not be displayed in Feedly mobile application for android:
- landscape rectangular image - will not be displayed in portrait orientation of the mobile device (example image size: 1920x1080), but in landscape orientation the image is visible.
- portrait rectangular image - will not be displayed in landscape orientation of the mobile device, but visible in portrait orientation.
Using a square image (1080x1080 for example) solves the problem, but is not always possible to use them.
Is there any way avoid this problem?

In the iOS app in Cards View, I typically review a headline, and if it's not an article I want to read, I swipe left to mark as read, and immediately swipe up for the next headline. Starting with the 40.0.5 update, the app does not always respond to the swipe up. A fair percentage of the time, it takes a few seconds or more for the app to move to the next article.
I think this might be related to marking the article as read with the left swipe, because I haven't noticed a similar delay when I want to keep the article in my list and swipe up to the next article straight away.
Thanks for your attention.

Not all Androids rely on Google. People are using Google-free Android versions.
This is more like a guide how to use Feedly on Android without Google Play Services, but instead with its alternative - MicroG, in case you've been using Google login so far. Using the Google login on Android with MicroG won't unfortunately work for you. Instead of creating a new account and migrating your subscriptions there through exporting/importing an OPML file, you can link multiple logins to one account. You can do that in settings of your Feedly account in a PC/Tablet browser.
I created a new "Feedly" account with one of my other emails (it can be whatever provider, just don't use the "Google login"), then I logged in with my former Google login, went to the setting of the account to the Logins section and added the newly created "Feedly" login. Now two logins are linked to one account and in the Android app I'm using the Feedly login which works just fine.

I've been using feedly for quite a long time on PC and my phone (iPhone). I just picked up an Android tablet and was looking forward to using feedly on it as well, but I've hit a bit of a snag:

I can't select List View for my feeds.

I can select it for the default view in the settings, but for individual feeds and categories (some of which I already set to other things while trying to find the right view), all that tapping the button for List View does is close the three dot setting menu.

I've tried power cycling the tablet, uninstalling and reinstalling the app, uninstalling THEN power cycling THEN reinstalling the app, changing the view settings on my phone in the hopes that they would carry over between devices somehow (since the settings seem to be carrying over between installs)... Nothing fixed the ability to select List View or reset the view settings of the individual feeds so I could just let them use the default settings.

The other view options... They might be useful for some, but they're not for me at all. Title-only view is kind of okay, but I need the thumbnails because for some of my feeds it's the only way to pick out the articles I'm actually interested in.

Also, I'm sorry if this isn't the right place to post this. It's all I could find in the way of a support site for feedly.

When I swipe back, Feedly closes the browser view instead of going back just one step.

I often open an article, follow a few links, then swipe back (as I’m used to do in other apps), the browser view gets closed and I have to remember which links I followed to get back where I wanted to get.

In all other apps I use, the swipe-back gesture only closes the browser view when there are no more pages in the history stack. I understand the new browser view didn’t behave this way by default when you first implemented it, but iOS has supported this for a long time now and Feedly’s non-standard behavior is quite frustrating. Thank you.