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Hello All,

I have done the following, and I'm facing a bit of a conundrum and am hoping for a little insight.

I exported all my blogs from Google Reader. I then imported them into PostRank. Using the Web UI, I selected the rank I was interested in for each blog. I then exported the OPML file from PostRank. Next, I deleted all my subscriptions from Google Reader. I then imported the OPML file from PostRank. Finally, I installed both FireFox extensions, AideRSS Google Reader Integration 2.4 and PostRank 1.0.

As expected, all the subscriptions were routed through PostRank, which is fantastic. The add-ins are freaken killer (mostly)! However, there were two problems, one minor and one major:

1. The exported feeds didn't maintain the case/spaces in the tags. For example, I had a tag called ".NET Services". This got imported as the tag ".net.services". The spaces were converted to periods and the casing was made all lowercase. Not a big deal, but not idea.

2. I set the rank of a number of blogs to best and greatest. However, when I view them in Google Reader, the integrated add-in shows that many entries are still showing up that are below the specified rank as you can see in the screenshot below:



Any ideas?

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Regards,

Travis Spencer

P.S. Great data entry form for posting to this forum!

Since this afternoon the drop down of the AideRSS Firefox extension in my browser changed into an ordinary entry field. I can type any phrase I want, but I actually liked the drop down. When I type 'Good', 'Best' of 'Great' the extension seems to function well. When typing something else there is no filtering at all.

Is it AideRSS that slowed down my Firefox?
I had a huge problem where when I opened Google Reader it started slowing my browsing down. To the extent that it froze my Firefox and I couldn't use it anymore. I uninstalled and now it's working fine.

HI! I just installed new version of extension in FF3: I can't find, in the bottom of every single post, the details (google backlinks, comments, digg, etc) that I was used to find in extension beta 1.0. Is it a bug or the new version doesn't show those details by design? I found it very interesting...

Well, after a bunch of changes, 2 or 3 invites, extension and greasemonkey script installations, re-installations, I have given up. No I will not use Firefox 2, no I don't want anymore invites. I am using Firefox 3 now.

Never have I seen a more complicated software installation process.

After receiving another invite via e-mail I did a fresh install of the extension. It did not work. Then I tried to install the greasemonkey script and my browser froze. When I restarted and navigated to Google Reader all I got was the orange drop-down menu. It does nothing. I chose individual feeds and all that. Nothing.

To be honest, this takes an extraordinary amount of patience even to try to tolerate this bugginess. This should have been labeled as Pre-Alpha, use at your own risk, not ready for primetime.

I tried, very hard to get this to work and it consumed a lot of my time. I would recommend you just prominently warn Firefox 3 users that an installation this product is not to be attempted.

I will check back soon to see if any progress has been made. AideRSS looks like a very nice usefull tool. I just don't have the patience or time to fiddle with this anymore.

Good luck and look forward to using this soon. Thanks.

I've installed the Greasemonkey Script. It shows the Dropdown menu in my reader but for some reason it doesn't pagerank anything and if i use the dropdown menu to select an option it does nothing.

Any ideas how to fix this?