[Feedreader-development] Bugs/annoyances
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From: Carl Y. <car...@gm...> - 2004-09-23 21:19:19
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I have been using feedreader successfully for a while now. Overall I like the program a lot, especially how fast and lightweight it is, but I have a few problems/annoyances. In case these are helpful at all, here they are: 1) I can't delete a folder that I no longer want. It is a subfolder underneath a main folder that is underneath "My feeds". 2) I'm constantly seeing old articles highlighted as being new, even though I just recently read them. I also see a number of duplicate articles. I'm assuming that this is because the articles are being updated slightly, or at least something in the downloaded data is slightly different, and feedreader is assuming that it has downloaded a new article when in fact it is the same as another article that has already been downloaded. There should be a way of identitying a few very basic characteristics of an article and using these as a unique index to prevent duplication. Updates to articles would be written over old versions, and the user would have the option of flagging these as unread or not. 3) When a feed gets some new messages, I see many numbers in parentheses piling up next to the bolded feed text, such as "Slashdot (7)(7)(7)(7)(7)(7)(7)", but when I click on the feed those duplicate numbers disappear. 4) It'd be nice to have some browser buttons in the preview pane that allowed you to move back without having to right-click on a blank area and click back. As I think of more issues I'll try and post them. Thanks, Carl Youngblood |