RSS: Hide feeds without new posts in the list
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RSS: Hide feeds without new posts in the list
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@Capushon Click on “view filters.” You can hide read feed items both globally and for specific feeds. You cannot hide feed subscriptions that didn’t put out a feed for x amount of days.
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@luetage said in RSS: Hide feeds without new posts in the list:
Click on “view filters.”
With filters, all feed messages will be in a heap in one list, but I’m talking about something completely different - how to hide feeds where there are “0” messages?
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@Capushon
this isn't possible but that would be a cool feature request -
@Capushon You stated no “new” feed items. Now it’s zero items in the feed. If I’d got a subscription with no content, I’d delete the feed. But maybe that’s just me.
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@luetage said in RSS: Hide feeds without new posts in the list:
You stated no “new” feed items. Now it’s zero items in the feed. If I’d got a subscription with no content, I’d delete the feed. But maybe that’s just me.
There are 100500 news channels, I read the news in each channel and immediately delete the news - after that the channel has "0" messages. Why delete the channel itself?
When new messages arrive, you have to scroll up/down; instead, it would be convenient not to see those channels with “0” messages. -
@Capushon
nevertheless you could do this with a filter, as luetage stated above.
I also have a filter, which only shows unread feeditems. If I read them (or delete them after reading), they are not shown any longer. at the same time, you could collapse/hide all rss feeds and only use this filter -
@derDay said in RSS: Hide feeds without new posts in the list:
I also have a filter, which only shows unread feeditems.
This is how I want it:
And not everything is in the heap through the filter.
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@Capushon Make a request and wait for people to share your sentiment. There’s no point in discussing this, you have your opinion and that’s fine.
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@luetage said in RSS: Hide feeds without new posts in the list:
Make a request
How? Where is FEEDS/RSS?
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