All:
If you're looking for an alternative to Google Reader, check out
http://www.feedly.com
-tj
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Are you using it as a chrome extension or webapp? Or is it separate from
the browser?
I beamed in and subscribed asking to transfer google feeds but saw no
results.
-- Owen
On Sat, Mar 30, 2013 at 10:40 AM, Tom Johnson t...@jtjohnson.com wrote:
All:
If you're looking for an alternative
It's really very pretty. I've been using it both on Chrome and Galaxy S3.
The problem I have with it on chrome is that the text is mainly in grey,
and there seems to be no way to make it darker. Also, it's a bit confusing
how to adjust the settings as you want them. Finally, there is Help and a
Russ:
Did you upgrade Feedly? I think the latest version may take care of -- or
help with -- the contrast thing.
-tom
On Sat, Mar 30, 2013 at 11:24 AM, Russ Abbott russ.abb...@gmail.com wrote:
It's really very pretty. I've been using it both on Chrome and Galaxy S3.
The problem I have with
Thanks, Tom,
This is related to one of my complaints. I see no way to ask Feedly (on
Chrome) to upgrade itself. I went to the list of Chrome extensions, which
has a link to the Feedly website. (When I run Feedly, I don't see a link to
the Feedly website from the tab in which it is running.) On
Agree w/ Russ. I found it quite confusing and really have no idea whether
or not I've got it right. I tried just using their site, presuming there'd
be a webapp like Google had.
I couldn't find one so I enabled the chrome extension. That brought up a
page that looked promising. There is a
I liked the look and feel of the Galaxy app, but I was unable to find one
for Windows.
As I said, the Chrome extension is really quite pretty. Much nicer than
Google Reader. I expect that I'll be happy with it. I just wish I could
make the font darker. (Tom, I don't have a problem with
font
