The technical preview of Vivaldi's built in Feed Reader has been released as an experiment in the Snapshot version of the browser. To start using Vivaldi Feed Reader:
Make sure you have the latest Snapshot version of the browser. Consider installing it as a Standalone, if so far you've only used the Stable version of Vivaldi.
Go to vivaldi://experiments and enable Calendar, Mail & Feeds.
@darkmessiah1 Thank you for reaching out and sorry for the trouble.
Please report broken feed creation in Bugtracker.
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Ok, I worked out that adding /rss to the end of the URL gives us the feed. Can confirm the behavior. That the whole combined folder becomes invisible in M3 is surely a bug, when deleting only one of the feeds of a domain. Try it with an atom feed to see whether it behaves differently. To me personally the grouping makes sense, but it should behave correctly and keep the active feeds visible, no matter what you delete.
I know, thanks - still I would prefer a dedicated button to this context menu entry where due to the current lack of a confirmation prompt I have already deleted two feeds because I missed "mark all as read" and clicked on "delete feed" by mistake.
See also https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/53733/are-you-sure-prompt-when-deleting-a-feed
@TMSxVivaldi Please report to tracker.
Thank you for reaching out and sorry for the trouble.
May be this issue is a bug.
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Sadly, while the Mail button shows the number of unread feeds, clicking it will not lead to opening the feeds panel, just an individual item from the list. Would still welcome a Feeds button I can drag on the toolbar for faster access.
The main issue I had when I first imported from Feedly to Vivaldi a couple of weeks ago, was that in Feedly I had some feeds in more than one folder.
When importing to Vivaldi it created duplicates of the same feed (even though Vivaldi doesn't organize them in folders) and replicated the articles, one copy per each duplicated feed. In an extreme case I had a feed where I would be going through the same article 4 times...
You can easily solve this by removing the duplicate feeds in Vivaldi when importing (or even after importing).
@mossman said in Focus issues using keyboard:
Basically what I want is simple:
select the feed list
(and the focus should automatically go to the list when you've selected it - not currently the case)
delete unwanted articles but open others in background (using cursor, delete and [some shortcut])
close the mail tab and read all the interesting articles
@jumpsq ... I've made a fool of myself and forgot that this was already possible in the feed-settings.... Instead I right-clicked on the feeds name and didn't see the option...and made the request.
Thnx for your tip , Yatta
