Make Feedly have smooth scrolling instead of page by page scrolling. It makes quickly scanning through articles more natural. The two current scrolling methods seem choppy.

Make an option to get rid off the annoying "Featured" section, it is absolutely useless. Also, grey font color or the feed names and groups is unreadable, make an option to change it's color or simply make is more contrast

I would like to open feedly across multiple devices and see a bookmark to every category that shows me where I stopped reading since the last time, independently of the opening of the article (just seeing the title).
The bookmarks would be placed where users wanted.

Feedly mini-bar for chrome is missing ever since the migraiton to Cloud. Earlier I used to see it at the right corner of the screen but it is no longer visible.

Seeing this bug very often if i have many unread articles in my All view. E.g. i now have 20 and if i scroll to the bottom it starts to load the same 20 articles over and over again while i scroll. I have to read few of the articles and refresh my view to get rid of this.

In addition to the option to change the read and unread hyperlink colors in the Preferences menu, there should also be options for changing the background and text colors. In my case, I'd like a black background with white text (easier on the eyes), but I see no reason we can't be given the option to select these colors ourselves.

Allowing us to get our feeds not just through a browser but, by having a dedicated client on our desktops.

Until the recent update Feedly Plus displayed favicons for each individual feed entry. This made it very easy to discern where posts where coming from. Now there are no icons displayed in the feed area only the feed title and post name. Please bring back the feed icons/favicons in the feed view (title only).

Not sure why ideas like this one have been marked as completed.

Reposting as http://feedly.uservoice.com/forums/192636-suggestions/suggestions/3843385-use-the-full-width-of-my-screen-on-full-article-vi was marked as completed with no explaination.

Basically do what you did for http://feedly.uservoice.com/forums/192636-suggestions/suggestions/3744255-use-the-full-width-of-my-screen-to-display-more-co for the rest of the views.

I noticed that Dinosaur comics (http://www.qwantz.com/index.php) don't show up correctly! The sides are cut off: http://cl.ly/image/0X3527423n3Y . Please make it fit!

You should add an option to automatically update the feeds every X minutes. The number of minutes between two updates should be customizable.

Moreover, we should have the possibility to have a desktop notification each time News are received.

as in http://feedly.uservoice.com/forums/192636-suggestions/suggestions/3744372-hide-folders-that-have-0-unread-items

but this also should apply to individual feeds as well... not to mention it should work on mobile platforms too!

I found that Feedly tries to do some "smart" conversion on the feed titles. But sometimes it is really doing the opposite, especially for the abbreviations and terminologies. It converts CPU to Cpu, AMD to Amd, HTC to Htc, etc. It's really uncomfortable to see these terms in this wrong form.

In "magazine"/"cards"/"full article" views the white left and right margins are taking up 30% of my screens. This is completely wasted screen estate. Please make an option to expand it (just like in "title only" view).

Google dropping reader does not make me want to continue with google

Unread message counter

I have many more unread items in my RSS feed, but Feedly tells me that there is no more stream to show. Can I see ALL of them, please, instead of just the top 50 or however much it is?

The Unread Links Color preference has stopped working recently.

I have the color set to a bright blue to make it easier for me (color blind) to see the difference. Recently, although my preference is still set, it has reverted to a different color. If I modify my preference and then change it back to blue again, it will work until the browser reloads the page (F5, subsequent visit). As long as all "page loads" are done via AJAX, the preference "sticks".