Hi Ben
I use Mr reader and I love it. It has most of what you want including
tagging. It doesn't have checkbox to mark item as read but it does have
something called 'mark item read while scrolling' setting which you can
enable. It also has usual 'mark all as read' and works with most 'read it
la
Hi Ben,
> Desktop: (for the heavy lifting)
> * Scroll through ~50 headlines at a time, expand what I'm interested in, tag
> if I want to.
> * Mark the whole page ~50 as read with one button, but not other articles
> (ie. those on another page.
> This does not work. because pages now scroll infinit
Thanks Tom,
Those keyboard shortcuts have saved me.
Thank you to everyone else for putting up with this indulgence and I hope
the tips shared help with productivity for some of you.
Workflow I was after:
Mobile: (while I've got a few mins to spare somewhere)
* Scroll through ~15 headlines at a
Ben,
Have you ever tried pressing Shift+? in Google Reader? I don't quite get
your workflow, but if you generally open a folder and scroll through it
reading the headlines, occasionally opening an article, and simultaneously
selecting a bunch to mark as read - then maybe you should use the keyboar
I've got enough Apple stuff to use a solution dependent on them, but it
seems reeder won't do tags. the two features I want most of all:
* tags
* select multiple and mark as read
On 19 June 2012 11:36, Shaon Diwakar wrote:
> Hi Ben,
>
> I'm currently using Reeder (iPhone) and Flipboard (iPad)
Hi Ben,
I'm currently using Reeder (iPhone) and Flipboard (iPad) with Google Reader
integration. Unfortunately, as far as I know, those two applications are
not available outside of the Apple ecosystem. Some friends have had success
with Pulse on Android tablets.
However, Reeder definitely has th
> On 18 June 2012 09:10, Tom Allen wrote:
>> Other than that I just stick feeds into categories, and can definitely
>> mark all as read, or mark all in a subcategory as read. You're right that it
>> doesn't have checkbox based mark as read, but it's got everything else
>> sorted IMHO.
>
>
> Yeah t
On 18 June 2012 09:10, Tom Allen wrote:
> I agree with Michael. I'm using Google reader, and it still sorts by date
> for me. The "view settings" drop down menu has "Sort by newest", "Sort
> by oldest", and "Sort by magic" (their 'what we think you'll like' machine
> learning algorithm).
Thank
You can use outlook on pc or mail/safari on the mac... Gets the job done.
I've also used a .net app RssReader I think it was called
Nigel
On Jun 18, 2012 9:10 AM, "Tom Allen" wrote:
> I agree with Michael. I'm using Google reader, and it still sorts by date
> for me. The "view settings" drop do
I agree with Michael. I'm using Google reader, and it still sorts by date
for me. The "view settings" drop down menu has "Sort by newest", "Sort
by oldest", and "Sort by magic" (their 'what we think you'll like' machine
learning algorithm).
Other than that I just stick feeds into categories, and
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