Arkante's dashboard

A comment on the idea "Positionning and a toggle menu" in Bjango:

Thank you – Arkante, on October 25, 2009 12:22

Arkante marked one of Marc Edwards' replies in Bjango as useful. Marc Edwards replied to the idea "Positionning and a toggle menu".

Arkante shared an idea in Bjango on October 25, 2009 04:46:

Positionning and a toggle menu

Hi,

I'd like to be able to chose where the istats items appear in the bar. For instance my clock is not a the top right hand corner which is a little bit confusing.

I sent you an email (before to see you had a getsatisfaction) about a dropdown menu to toggle services (growl, time machine, bluetooth, lock the computer, never sleep...). Have a look to Caffeine to see what I mean.

Thank you for your great software !

Arkante replied on October 18, 2009 15:36 to the problem "The right sidebar pushed at the bottom of the page" in Feedly:

It already does, it was just an an extra classification, bundles in the categories would probably be even better.

Thank you for your support

Arkante replied on October 18, 2009 06:19 to the problem "The right sidebar pushed at the bottom of the page" in Feedly:

In the sidebar you have your feeds, and by default in a category, all the unread feeds are displayed. I'd like to chose wich feed I can display or not. In my IT category, there are sites I like to read every day and some other I like to read only if I have time. A display feature, just near each feed in the sidebar, would solve my issue (which is absolutely not an emergency, I would prefer to see filters first ;) )

Is it clearer ?

Arkante marked one of edwk's replies in Feedly as useful. edwk replied to the problem "The right sidebar pushed at the bottom of the page".

Arkante replied on October 18, 2009 04:23 to the problem "The right sidebar pushed at the bottom of the page" in Feedly:

I did so, I don't know why I changed it on feedly. Thanks.

What about the feed display feature ?

Arkante reported a problem in Feedly on October 17, 2009 18:08:

The right sidebar pushed at the bottom of the page

Hi,

My sidebar (the one with the feeds list) doesn't float right, instead it is pushed to the bottom of the page.

It results in a very long scrollbar, and I have to scroll down to select a specific feed.

About the feed list, I talked to you about a filter feature, what could be good is also a display feature. For instance after the unread feeds you could put an eye on which we would click to display or not a particular feed in a category.

Thank you for your great job.

Arkante shared an idea in Feedly on October 03, 2009 17:16:

Lazy load

Hi,

Here is a feature I'd like to see. I have some feeds I read really fast as they are composed mainly of images. What I would be really pleased to see is a lazy load (e.g. http://www.appelsiini.net/projects/la...) function we could configure.

For instance, in the config you set load X post after the one I'm reading. Thanks to what the reading would be much more fluid.

Thank you for considering my request and keep doing great job.

Arkante started following the question "Why won't my profile picture upload on my twitter account?" in Twitter.

Arkante shared an idea in Feedly on July 30, 2009 02:43:

Netvibes-like preview

One of the best festures of feedly, is the different views. As you know some sites do not provide a feed with all their content (to make us go to their site I suppose). Feedly allows us to preview in a lightbox-way these feeds BUT it is no functionnal.

Another view would be better : two columns, one for the feeds list, the other one for the preview. Netvibes have an interesting preview window.

Thanks

Arkante replied on July 29, 2009 20:32 to the idea "Add the possibility to set filter for each feed." in Feedly:

I forgot to talk about something. The dashboard would be even better if we could manage the categories and the name of the feeds.

For now, we have to click the feed, click the top-right-hand corner button and 'Edit subsription'. It is 2 useless clicks. Categories are non-editable (even in GReader apparently but you could simulate it, by creating a new category, changing feeds from category, delete the old category).

Thanks

Arkante shared an idea in Feedly on July 29, 2009 18:19:

Twitter client

Hi,

Another idea :)

A lot of people try to compare Tweets and RSS. If there is on similarity, I think it is about the way we read them. It would be awsome to have a fully-featured twitter section in Feedly :

- Multiple Tweeter account
- Category (the one missing feature of Twitter is the possibility to group people we follow)
- Filtering Tweets (see my topic about filtering feeds : http://tinyurl.com/lm9za5)
- Post a Tweet : I didn't find any client that provide a good way to tweet. Most of them allow to link accounts (Twitter, Facebook...), but none of them let us chose for each post, where we wan't it to appear.

If this feature sounds interesting for you, I would be happy to give you a fully detailed "guidline".

Thanks

Arkante replied on July 29, 2009 18:03 to the idea "Add the possibility to set filter for each feed." in Feedly:

Here are two of the best web-apps for filtering feeds. You could maybe find some inspiration there. If you want help or ideas about criterias or whatever, let me know.

http://www.feedrinse.com/tour/
http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/

Arkante marked one of edwk's replies in Feedly as useful. edwk replied to the question "OPML import and management".

A comment on the question "OPML import and management" in Feedly:

Thank you for your quick answer. Is it a feature we could expect to see in the future ? – Arkante, on July 28, 2009 22:07

Arkante asked a question in Feedly on July 28, 2009 22:02:

OPML import and management

Hi,

I just wanted to import an OPML file a friend sent me but couldn't find where to do it. Is this feature available ?

Arkante shared an idea in Feedly on July 28, 2009 18:43:

Add the possibility to set filter for each feed.

Hi,

There is a feature I would be really interested in. I suscribe to some sites that over-post. Let assume half of their topics are about graphic design and the other about development. It would be awsome if we could add filters for each feed.

There are web-apps that already provide this kind of features but it is boring to generate a feed from another one with filtering and then suscribe to this new feed.

In the dashboard, you could add near the 'unsuscribe button' a 'custom this feed button'.

Thanks for considering my request.

Arkante shared an idea in Feedly on June 01, 2009 00:26:

Multiple tweeter accounts

Hi,

Do you plan to add multiple tweeter accounts ?

Thank you

A comment on the problem "No checking/confirmation for "mark category as read"" in Feedly:

For sure it would be better to allow undo support but as the API doesn't allow it I really think a confirmation would be nice.

To make everybody happy, maybe could you add to settings "Enable/Disable confirmations".

What do you think about it ? – Arkante, on May 15, 2009 00:11