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So I built this - and its initial purpose was just to help me keep up on public TiddlyWikis (like philosopher.life) that I had discovered. But I couldn't get myself to rip off other news readers - I've not been satisfied with RSS and I disliked Google Reader. I didn't like that it basically created a second read-only email inbox - where I'm supposed to look through every message. And I didn't like that I lost the for…
This reminds me of MSN Messenger. Back then people abused the nickname feature to write a status message.
So I built this - and its initial purpose was just to help me keep up on public TiddlyWikis (like philosopher.life) that I had discovered. But I couldn't get myself to rip off other news readers - I've not been satisfied with RSS and I disliked Google Reader. I didn't like that it basically created a second read-only email inbox - where I'm supposed to look through every message. And I didn't like that I lost the for…
I started using this earlier last week and I love it. Thanks for making it
I love this. And the video is amazing. I love the design, especially the bizarre loading screen. Initial UX thoughts from a elfeed user who imported their feeds with an opml: - It would be great if the enter and close buttons were in the same spot, instead of the close button jumping to the bottom, so you could open and close drawers more easily. - It'd be great if links could be shaded after they'd been opened, or m…
- Re: link colors. I think this is already the case for post titles. What platform did you try it on?
- Re: reordering tabs. I've put this in the queue. Thank you.
- Re: changing tabs. Part of this: https://github.com/kickscondor/fraidycat/issues/70
- Re: empty home tab. Good point. If home isn't wanted, maybe I make it go away... Hmm need to think about this.
- Re: graphs. I've added a tooltip in the next release and cleared up the logic. More improvements will come with the upcoming design.
- Re: keyboard shortcuts. https://github.com/kickscondor/fraidycat/issues/68
Thank you for the very thorough review! I hope these will improve over the next month.
feature request: I tried adding decrypt.co and could not, and then I couldn't leave the page to add a new thing.
So I built this - and its initial purpose was just to help me keep up on public TiddlyWikis (like philosopher.life) that I had discovered. But I couldn't get myself to rip off other news readers - I've not been satisfied with RSS and I disliked Google Reader. I didn't like that it basically created a second read-only email inbox - where I'm supposed to look through every message. And I didn't like that I lost the for…
So I'm wondering whether to port all my follows over to fraidycat. Have you used Feedly or it's ilk before? How do you think it compares? Also, if I switch, how will you be keeping the lights on? Is there some monetization strategy in your mind?
So I built this - and its initial purpose was just to help me keep up on public TiddlyWikis (like philosopher.life) that I had discovered. But I couldn't get myself to rip off other news readers - I've not been satisfied with RSS and I disliked Google Reader. I didn't like that it basically created a second read-only email inbox - where I'm supposed to look through every message. And I didn't like that I lost the for…
After leaving social media, I've been wanting something like this for a long time, and considered 'scratching my own itch', as you have. I settled on Feedly being good enough. It still isn't great: e.g. the Android widget is hopeless; I miss out on content because links sometimes don't refresh for days. I'm using the free option, so maybe the paid option is better, but it's free offering hasn't convinced me this is a…
I wish there was a way to follow someone's posts on, say, Twitter, but not re-posts. Is there an easy way to do that?
Is this something you would want as a global option? Or would you do it on a case-by-case? I'm tempted to just add a "Show Reposts" in the filtering menu. That seems perhaps more useful (to me) than having to manage individual settings.