This is one of the better RSS feeders I have used. What I offer is more of a suggestion for ease of organization (for me personally), and that is some form of folder organization. I would prefer to group folders in some way, so either a color code to folders, icons for folders, or folders within folders would be helpful. However, other than this personal desire, I have no issues with this feed reader. Just wished I discovered it and began using it earlier. Thank you so much for what you are doing.

Feedbro looks like a great feed reader. I love the clear interface.

What I miss:

->Synchronization with FirefoxSync, so that I have the same data at home and in the office.

At the moment i try to save interesting article over the "Send to Pocket" option.

It would be great if it automatically copy the tags into Pocket without retype it.

I satisfied by all features except one little misconvenience. I can't resize articles. I put 85% or 250% - this shows the same size. Why is that?

I have the same problem as jowwww. Everything else in ff works properly and as it should. After running the recommended tool, I agree that there is a corruption, though resetting ff and losing all addons, saved passwords, etc is extreme for one addon. Something in this addon has caused the corruption. I have the exact same problem across two computers in the same day. Both win10 and 64bit ff. I was really excited to finally find a replacement for Bamboo so I could finally update ff.

UPDATE: Just noticed note on main page to this addon concerning update. Sadly, I understand and will try reset.

UPDATE 2: Thank you to the developer for your response. I apologize for neglecting to read all the information you posted on the description page.

Most fantastic - thank you!

while Feedbro is the best WebExt feed reader i found so far, it hardly compares to NewsFox - it lacks advanced sorting options and a NF-like 3-pane UI. while the developer seems to insist that his way is better, it isnn't, at least not for everyone

another annoyance is that FB doesn't cache the icons for the domains and, instead, queries Google *every* time it is started - why? why not pull the favicon from the root domain when the feed is refreshed and cache them?

it is also annoying that the developer uses a combination control to select feed refresh times with no "never" option - why not just use a simple numeric input control and let users specify the time, or '0' to disable auto-refresh?

i also wonder about the ethics of the Nodetics given they apparently don't publish the source code nor make available a proper issue reporting platform - why not put the code on GitLab? trying to hide something? the developer once told me that the source code is available in the package - of course it is, so why not publish it and why the restrictive license?

i also tried to contact the developer twice with a question about applying custom CSS and never received a reply

let's see if they reply to my nasty-gram...

功能好齐全，用起来流畅，我非常喜欢的这UI。
The function is complete, it is smooth, I like this UI very much.

A good RSS reader. Nevertheless, I am confused about 1 aspect. When I want to mark all articles in a feed as read I use Shift+A while the feed in the left hand pane is selected. The number (whatever that means) on that feed disappears, but the articles remain shown as unread.

You can also double-click on the feed in the left hand pane. But if I do that, often there is still a number that remains shown for that feed, even though all articles in that feed are shown as "read".

I do not understand what the real difference between these 2 methods,

Nice browser based RSS reader. There are a few features that I miss from my standalone readers (Thunderbird, QuiteRSS, RSSOwl).
- Like to navigate the RSS article items using the keyboard arrow keys.
- I would like the reading pane (view mode) to give an option to have the reading pane on the bottom and not just the right.
- In the magazine view mode, it would be nice to have the option to load and then navigate content in the pane rather than in a separate tab. The only options I see are either a summary or just the initial page.
Otherwise, good and functional add-on.

Works pretty good, but I'm still missing one big feature: no auto feed update option

Feeds are a great way to keep up to date about a diverse range of topics and the better the reader the more feeds you subscribe to.

Problem with having a feed reader in your web browser is that all of them will constantly broadcast the feeds you've subscribe to, anywhere you take your device to.
This is also true for feedbro, even with the autoscan interval set to the max (why is there no simple off option?).

Not only does it unnecessarily slow down the browser, it is also bad opsec.
Please add a truly and strictly "manual update" option.

Also, opening some menu or hovering a feed should preferably not lead to unnecessary dns requests (maybe when DoH finds widespread adoption this would be less of a concern). I think preventing this from within feedbro is not feasible or too much of a hassle. Disabling network.dns.disablePrefetch Firefox-wide it is then.

Perfect, worked well for me!

Number one RSS reader for Firefox. I only suggest to add an option to disable news grouping by date

It will auto scan the current browser website for available rss feeds, truly simple! The power of this add-on is to combine it with Google Alerts that search the entire web on key word per topic and allow you to rss feed that return into Feedbro. Folders allow you to organize feeds into topics and freely drag them into desired order. The controls on feed age, number of entries, and the ability to store your set feeds in one backup file that can be updated and reloaded in the event of loss reset is very useful.

excellent RSS reader