What would be useful would be to submit with the problem a sanitized copy of the content of http://www.google.com/reader/api/0/unread-count?all=true&client=feedly&autorefresh=true&output=json&ck=1212121

Thank you,
Edwin

I noticed some oddities, though, if anyone has any tips:

Before installing Feedly, I had placed some feeds into different folders. I see the folders are migrated but it doesn’t look like all my feeds are in the respective folders. Moreover, when I click the tab for the folder, I only see one feed listed when there should be several more. I can’t figure out how to change folder settings.

@angel, george thank you..we will try to make sure we continue to evolve fast enough so that we do not disappoint you.

Sure, I could have just not checked the option to discover new sources, but discovering new stuff is always good, and it is one of the best features inside Feedly, in my opinion. I’d just like it to be up to ME to decide what gets put into my Google Reader, ’cause not all the newly discovered feeds are going to be stuff I’m interested in, obviously.

Not sure what version I tried, as I’ve since uninstalled it. But I might give it a go again. Thanks for listening and taking our feedback, as well as giving your own :)

I’m really into it and despite the navigation, I think that it is an excellent reader. I agree with your other posters, though, the idea of it auto-populating my Google reader list was pretty annoying.

@Dimitry: which version did you try? We did some massive changes during the last 3 days to make sure that the notification that feedly is integrated with google reader is explicit: there is now a modal dialog box with a “OK, I grant you the right to access my Google Reader account” http://edwink.devhd.com/2008/06/21/download-available-again-10b3/ was that not clear enough? how would you change it?

@Long: you are correct that you need to have it installed each machine but it is designed to be accessed from multiple machines.

@g and others: sorry to disappoint you. The challenge is that feedly is not designed for more sophisticated RSS users: we try to compromise the productivity aspects (which google reader totally nails) for more visual appeal and fun..our goal is to see if you we can package the goodness of RSS and social sharing to a more mainstream audience. We are not there yet but it is an interesting nut to try to crack.

@remixx. regarding the taking over Google Reader, see the answer to Dimitry. I would be curious to hear which version you tried and how you would make the notification more explicit (if possible). Regardind sharing, you can share with all feedly and google reader users, we also offer twitter and delicious integration. We will be adding magnolia and any other sharing the users ask for.

@remixx. If you do not check any new sources in the welcome wizard, feedly will NOT add any sources to your google reader so if you have a good list of sources that might be a good way to get started.

feedly is still early in the development cycle. I want to thank everyone of the feedback because this kind of feedback is what we need to know what needs to be polished and what needs to be changed.

I also didn’t like that you can only ’share’ and receive shared stuff from other Feedly users. Or am I missing something?

I don’t mind that it’s only for Firefox, and I do kinda like the layout and the way it presents information. Kind of reminded me about when Times (the RSS Reader) was released, which acts more like a newspaper than an RSS reader that presents single articles at a time.

Might give it another go with JUST the feeds I want, instead of letting it show me new stuff I might be interested in and taking over Google Reader again. But we’ll see. I use Google Reader with Fluid and it does the job just fine for me.

edit: Edwin answered this question below. feedly doesnt store local info so it can be used easily on multiple machines.

The fact that Feedly only works wherever it is installed is a big turn off.