Hello!

After trying a lot of things, I'm writing this again since I found out a lot of things:

Since yesterday, I did not see any message in the notifier any more. It was just a small pop-up with the feedly logo and the word "feedly" in it. I only have the problem under Mac OS X (10.9) with Firefox (25.0.1). Using windows 8.1, it works fine.

I found out that I could reproduce the effect in another profile as well if I moved the feedly button to the complete right and maximized the window. After Moving the button to the left and restarting Firefox (!), it worked fine again.

So, I tried to put a space to the right of the button, but it was switched after a restart. Even the Social API Button (Facebook) was moved to the left of feedly but that only in my default profile, not in every one. I am aware that this problem might be a Firefox problem and not one of Feedly Notifier. But I'd say that it should work if moved to the right in a maximized window.

If I click the "Mark all as read"-button all feeds are marked as read and after that the notifier checks Feedly again for new messages. If there are new feeds, they are shown, but the "Mark all as read"-button disappears. :-(

Only Windows 8 and smart phone OSes use flat colors. So people who don't use Windows 8 prefer the old shiny icon. If you can't do that then please use css to set the icon image, so I can change it with a userstyle.

ubuntu 13.10

i installed version 2.4 today morning in firefox 22. the option to change font size is fantastic but now there is a problem that causes new titles are not Bold.
this problem only exist in non English titles and English titles does not have any problem.
please look at attached image.

Ability to group feeds by category in the popup.

It would be nice if clicking the toolbar icon would just close the popup window in case the window is already open. Currently, it closes but reopens immediately again.

Hi, I'm from Chinese. I like feedly notifier very much and would like to translate it into Chinese.

How can I do that? I'am a new guy into github and don't know much about how to using it. It is kind if you can show me how to translate it into Chinese Simplified.

This is a crucial aspect of how I use Feedly. I take a quick glance through everything that I have in my feed and mark the things that I want to read in depth as saved. I really like your add-in but it is of limited use without this feature.

most of users organize their feed with categories. for example i put Soccer related feeds in Sport category.
please add a drop down menu in popup window for selecting categories for reading feeds related to a specific category.
Thank you.

Ability update news manually, by middle-click

add option to change font size please.

I like to keep the Feedly-notifier icon on the Firefox Add-on bar. But the problem is that when I close the FF and open it again the Feedly-Notifier icon gets removed and placed back right to the address bar. Is there a way to get this fixed?

Regards,

Hi,
The last version works fine (2.5.5) but why does firefox suggest the 2.5.2 version as the latest one?

When you click in the "add to firefox" button, the version selected by default is the 2.5.2. You have to choose manually the 2.5.5.

Thanks a lot.

Jon

A few versions ago, the Feedly Icon behaved like any other toolbar buttons where a mouse-over would highlight the icon/button.

On recent builds since the icon display problem was fixed (sorry, don't know the actual version), the highlight on mouse-over is gone. The interaction with the button/icon is awkward and I seem to experience some miss-clicks easily because of the missing highlight.

This is observed on Firefox 23.0.1 on Windows XP.

See image for comparison between normal button and feedly button:

It needs to make a sound with the desktop notifications.

I think the recent update caused my notifier to stop sending me feeds.

Feedly itself works if I go to the site but the icon on firefox no longer is updating and is grayed out. Here's a pic: http://i.imgur.com/7hELfab.jpg

The extension in Firefox just disappeared. Firefox version 26 (beta). I wonder if there is a conflict with one of my other extensions. How do I find out? I also have the latest extension update installed.
Thank you!

When auto mark as read is on it marks as read but does not always open the page.

I like to add the feedly notifier icon to the add-on bar at the bottom of firefox. Since upgrading to v1.2.5 the unread news count number gets chopped off at the bottom. It was fine in v1.2.3. It may not look like it gets chopped off very much in my screen capture, but bigger numbers are harder to read. Can you please test and fix? Thx for your support.

I'm using PaleMoon 20.2.1-x64, a custom-built Firefox. (http://www.palemoon.org/) The notifier icon doesn't appear at all anywhere.
I would be happy, if you could solve this problem.

im on ubuntu 13.10 using firefox 23.0.
when i get a notification the number in the icon is too low thus expanding the size of the icon and making the firefox toolbar also expand. see attached screenshot.

It is more mouse friendly if you place the link to the Feedly website and the "mark all as read" button on the bottom of the article list instead of on the top.

Please go back to using Toolbarbutton instead or widget. The widget is not sized the same as the toolbar buttons and is cannot be styled like Toolbarbutton.

There's a small GUI glitch when clicking into the toolbar button's bubble, e.g. to mark articles as read: A blinking cursor appears. You even get the cursor if you just click the toolbar icon, see the "No unread articles" text in the bubble, and click anywhere into the bubble.

Please upgrade to the new Feedly icon which is more flat and not so plastic.Just look to the favicon on feedly.com

Repro:

1. Install Feedly Notifier on Firefox Nightly
2. Login to Feedly
3. Open Browser Console
4. Observe unending requests to Feedly

User can set a number of feeds to display in the popup.

Hello, I have a few suggestions.

1. When I click on the toolbar icon and sign in, I can read news in a popup window, but when I go to the cloud.feedly. com to read something, I'm not logged in and I have to sign in again.
   I expect sign in with the addon = sign in with the feedly cloud site.
2. I always clear cookies on browser exit due to privacy reasons. When I sign in with the addon and then restart browser I have to sign in again, again and again (and with google oauth there is a lot of clicking everytime).
   I expect that addon will remember me even when I delete cookies on exit. I'm not a technician but I know that some mail notifiers are able to work that way, also an old "official" feedly addon works that way in the past. I also don't want to be logged in on all google sites which happens when I sign in with the cloud.feedly.com and then I have to manually delete all google cookies.

Those are my suggestions for enhancements.

Hi, the latest week the Notifier has been showing that i have no unread articles, but the Feedly website says I have 48 unread. It seems like I'm logged in because the icon is green.

I'm using Firefox 24.0, Windows 7 (64 bit)

I would be great if I can configure the sorting order for the feeds in the feed list.

I click the log in button and it opens a page that says
{

"errorId": "ap10-sv2.2013111717.1823801",

"errorMessage": "application com.feedly.normandy.web.auth.Application@42827c33 not allowed in production",

"errorCode" : 401
}

Hi, recently the icon for this add on has disappeared from Firefox for me. I am using Firefox 23.0.1 and Feedly Notifier 1.2.8. I had some other add-ons installed that would appear in the same area as this one does. I tried disabling them and restarting and it still doesn't show up. The other add-ons are Hootesuite Hootlet 1.0, Pinterest Pin It Button 1.1 and Greasemonkey 1.11. I can't recall when it stopped working but I know for sure it used to work with the Hootesuite add-on as I have had that for a while. But as I said right now I have them all disabled and it's still not showing up. I have tried removing it completely & adding it again and still nothing.

There's a visual problem with Feedly-Notifier icon for the last few day's (probably from the last update on).

Im using Firefox 25.0.1 and ive recently been unable to login. Clicking on the Feedly Notifyer icon gives me the login button, but when I click that I get a feedly text page saying:

{

"errorId": "ap5-sv2.2013112015.2544370",


"errorMessage": "application com.feedly.normandy.web.auth.Application@2ac108c2 not allowed in production",

"errorCode" : 401
}

Any idea?

Nice plugin though.

it doesn't work well with RTL text, especially bi-directional.
to solve that:
In RSS feeds: Lookup the "language" node of the feed and it is considered as RTL if it starts with ar, fa, ur, ps, syr, dv, he or yi.
To display text in right to left mode just use the "direction" CSS property with "rtl" value.
also there is a 'language detect' API written by Google which is used in all Google
products (Gmail, Translate, and also Reader). It can force the directionality
of a text box based on the detected language
of the content: http://code.google.com/apis/ajax/playground/#language_detect

On Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:23.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/23.0 when I click login button the feedly cloud page is opened and nothing is changed with the extension - it is not authorized.

How about integrating the functionality of the RSS Handler for Feedly into this (great) add-on?

Request user authorization only when feedly api returns 401 error code.

Edit: Updated to replace missing backslashes.

I wrote this userstyle that better replicates the appearance of a regular toolbar button then the change made to "widget.css" to address "issue #21". I thought I should share it. Feel free to use it.

@namespace url(http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul);
@-moz-document url-prefix('chrome://') {

widget:jid1-BOjn8b0IM7kH2w@jetpack-main-widget {

-moz-appearance: toolbarbutton!important;
margin: 0 !important;
}
:-moz-any(#TabsToolbar, #addon-bar) #widget:jid1-BOjn8b0IM7kH2w@jetpack-main-widget {
-moz-appearance: none!important;
border-style: none!important;
padding: 0 3px!important;
}

TabsToolbar #widget:jid1-BOjn8b0IM7kH2w@jetpack-main-widget:not([disabled]):hover {

background-image: linear-gradient(rgba(255,255,255,0), rgba(255,255,255,.5)),
linear-gradient(transparent, rgba(0,0,0,.25) 30%),
linear-gradient(transparent, rgba(0,0,0,.25) 30%)!important;
background-position: 1px -1px, 0 -1px, 100% -1px!important;
background-size: calc(100% - 2px) 100%, 1px 100%, 1px 100%!important;
background-repeat: no-repeat!important;
}

addon-bar #widget:jid1-BOjn8b0IM7kH2w@jetpack-main-widget:not([disabled]):hover {

background-image: linear-gradient(to top, transparent, rgba(0,0,0,.15)),
linear-gradient(to top, transparent, rgba(0,0,0,.15) 30%),
linear-gradient(to top, transparent, rgba(0,0,0,.15) 30%)!important;
background-position: left, left, right!important;
background-size: auto, 1px 100%, 1px 100%!important;
background-repeat: no-repeat!important;
}
}

The google authentication fails then you can access via your extension feedly.
the icon is grayed out.
By cons can be accessed by feedly direct url of the site.
I am a Home folder dpuis the beginning of your extension and I also did an article on my blog.
thank you