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A comment on the question "Timeframe, list length, and down arrow (pref, help, etc) buttons inactive on OSX 10.5.6" in Feedly:

I'd actually be interested in advertising on there, if it was to relevant people, by which feeds they subscribe to, etc. And if I have other ideas, or you want to run some by me, you can. Go to my site for the email: www.greensmithconsulting.com I'm also going to write an article on Feedly for the GreenSmith blog, next week. – GreenSmith, on February 26, 2009 07:01

GreenSmith replied on February 26, 2009 04:44 to the question "Timeframe, list length, and down arrow (pref, help, etc) buttons inactive on OSX 10.5.6" in Feedly:

So I created a new profile, and installed extensions, one by one, checking to see if Feedly worked correctly. It did. I skipped the Customize Google one, for good measure. Tedious to move things and re enter what's in the bookmark bar, etc, but at least my bookmarks are delicous based so that went right in.

And your service is worth it to do this. I've really benefitted so far, thanks for creating this.

Feedback: The new Amazon recommendation thing is a bit dodgy. It's affiliate income from you, yes? Fine, but be more direct, rather then framing it as some new service integrated with the rest.

GreenSmith started following the idea "URL shortening service" in Feedly.

GreenSmith replied on February 26, 2009 00:48 to the question "Timeframe, list length, and down arrow (pref, help, etc) buttons inactive on OSX 10.5.6" in Feedly:

I checked the settings of Customize Google, and nothing should interfere, I only selected things to add functionality, rather then remove things (ads, etc) I might when I have time create a new profile, adding Feedly first, then others, seeing if it still works.

GreenSmith replied on February 26, 2009 00:28 to the question "Timeframe, list length, and down arrow (pref, help, etc) buttons inactive on OSX 10.5.6" in Feedly:

Downloaded 3.1, critical extensions were disabled (Delicious, Wesabe, more) glad I had Time Machine to revert back!

Now, in terms of extensions, might one of these two be causing the problem?

Customize Google
Google Toolbar for Firefox

I know I turned everything else off, but perhaps having them revert to default settings might help?

GreenSmith replied on February 26, 2009 00:03 to the question "Timeframe, list length, and down arrow (pref, help, etc) buttons inactive on OSX 10.5.6" in Feedly:

I've changed preferences in various places, yes. Any idea which might cause such an issue? I didn't know there was a beta out. Will try that.

GreenSmith replied on February 25, 2009 23:39 to the question "Timeframe, list length, and down arrow (pref, help, etc) buttons inactive on OSX 10.5.6" in Feedly:

Did that, didn't work.

GreenSmith replied on February 25, 2009 23:08 to the question "Timeframe, list length, and down arrow (pref, help, etc) buttons inactive on OSX 10.5.6" in Feedly:

Tried it, and it worked like a charm. It behaved differently at the beginning too, directing me to press the browser button to start, and the button was different orange rather than the green one I have. So hmm, what now?

GreenSmith replied on February 25, 2009 07:33 to the question "Timeframe, list length, and down arrow (pref, help, etc) buttons inactive on OSX 10.5.6" in Feedly:

Thanks much.

Ayi! Sounds rather elaborate. Oh hang on, you mean just create one for the sole purpose of installing Feedly to see if the same issue happens. Right. Will try that tomorrow

GreenSmith replied on February 25, 2009 05:54 to the question "Timeframe, list length, and down arrow (pref, help, etc) buttons inactive on OSX 10.5.6" in Feedly:

I'm running Firefox 3.0.6.

How do I create a brand new profile? Uninstall Feedly and start from the beginning, or some other way?

No worries, I appreciate the help so far. It's my birthday today (2.24) too :)

GreenSmith replied on February 25, 2009 01:49 to the question "Timeframe, list length, and down arrow (pref, help, etc) buttons inactive on OSX 10.5.6" in Feedly:

I've been uploading many addons (moving back from Flock to Firefox) Clicked the check for updates button, and there too, got an error for Feedly.

GreenSmith replied on February 25, 2009 01:45 to the question "Timeframe, list length, and down arrow (pref, help, etc) buttons inactive on OSX 10.5.6" in Feedly:

It says "Address not found" when I click that link.

GreenSmith replied on February 25, 2009 01:44 to the question "Timeframe, list length, and down arrow (pref, help, etc) buttons inactive on OSX 10.5.6" in Feedly:

Thanks much for checking in so soon. This happens right away, consistently. You can see that the browser thinks it's a link/button to push, but nothing happens. No error consoles.

To save a bit of time in case I'm just not seeing it, where would the results of pushing these buttons show up? Right below/near them? I ask, because the way I have it, the browser is an inch of so narrower then everything Feedly is trying to show, so if it's to the side, I'd be missing it perhaps.

Clicking that link you gave me to update it gets an error page on the browser (A firefox one, not Feedly)

GreenSmith asked a question in Feedly on February 24, 2009 23:28:

Timeframe, list length, and down arrow (pref, help, etc) buttons inactive on OSX 10.5.6

Timeframe, list length, and down arrow (pref, help, etc) buttons inactive on OSX 10.5.6

While I'm on the Digest page, the clicking the Timeframe, List Length or down arrow (preferences, help, etc) buttons does nothing. As in it acts as though I hadn't clicked it. No error console. Is this a bug, or some setting I'm missing?

Also, clicking Tools->Add ons in Firefox, the preferences button is blued out. Is it supposed to be that way?

I've included a screenshot of this page, per Elisa's suggestion.

GreenSmith replied on October 18, 2008 01:11 to the problem "Reply box never makes space for new text (reply line on left remains)" in OtherInbox:

That would be great, thanks

GreenSmith reported a problem in OtherInbox on October 17, 2008 03:09:

Reply box never makes space for new text (reply line on left remains)

When replying, it looks as though it never makes space for a clear line of text (one that won't show as old, context text, vs. your new reply)