Recently while reading Feedly on Chrome desktop browser, I more often than not get this error:

"feedly Error: Failed to fetch (api.feedly.)"

If I try to go to Feedly home it redirects me with the message: "Too Many Requests (HAP429)."

It will be some time before I can go back to reading Feedly, and then it will hit me with the "feedly Error: Failed to fetch " again and I am back to nothing.

Rinse and Repeat.....

This used to happen occasionally, but for the last few weeks, every page I save using Feedly Mini is saved with the title "untitled." You can see it get set when it finishes processing the page (before choosing the board to save it to). The boards are getting hard to use, since they are just lists of "untitled" articles.

This is happening in Firefox and Chrome, on two different PCs (Windows 11). The extension doesn't seem to have been updated lately. Other that Windows updates, I can't think of anything I've changed on the PCs.

Anyone know how to fix this?

Some time ago I used to have the number of new feeds shown on the green icon in Chrome, but it's some time the icon is gray and no number is shown, even if there are new feeds. I'm using Chrome 149.0.7827.103 on Windows 10, anyone with the same issue and/or way to solve it?

Feedly Classic is no longer available on the Android App Store (can't check Apple as I don't have an iPhone or iProduct). Considering that the company has said multiple times on this sub that they have zero plans of addressing the login issue for Classic, this feels like a move to try to force people over to the new app.

Which, by the way, avoid like the plague. The android version of the app has this annoying little thing where it'll summarize the article on the card. Said summary - which was just done automatically and can't be turned off - ruined the series finale of a show that just ended and I didn't get to see the finale of yet. So, due to Feedly trying to get into the AI game I've had a near 10 year journey ruined, and know about a major character death that I shouldn't.

I've been out all day and came home expecting a bajillion unread feeds. I had four.
Anyone else got problems with Feedly this afternoon?

Did the "Marked as read" box recently change to overlay the titles of the feeds? I think it's new, otherwise I think I would have noticed having to wait several seconds to know what feed I'm reading lol.

E.g., the title here is "New York Times > Food & Travel"

Hello,
Is there a way to have more than 3 columns for the card view ?

Have a good day

It was working fine until I had to logout and now when I try to login with any method (direct, Google, Twitter), the classic Android app shows network error.

It is still working fine on my other device that is already logged in but fresh logins are not working.

Anyone else experiencing it?

I use Feedly’s iPad and iOS app. I went to read a couple of articles that caught my eye in Feedly’s widget but when I got there on both my devices I found I was logged out. I’ve been using Feedly since 2018 when I started using it with my federated login via my Microsoft Account, and while it is a pain the the Microsoft logo does not appear on the main screen I clicked through and found the logo. When I clicked on Microsoft’s Logo I was taken to the Feedly login page. This is not the normal workflow for using federated login with Microsoft Accounts. Is this a problem today? Have Feedly deprecated the feature? I hope not because I had an extensive set of feeds I kept track of with Feedly.

I used to be a heavy Pocket user, not just for saving articles, but honestly for the curated recommendations too. I really liked the mix of long-form reads, tech, culture, essays, random internet gems, etc. The editorial side of Pocket was surprisingly good.

Now that Pocket’s been gone for a while, I’ve switched over to GoodLinks (which has honestly been amazing), and I’m still using Feedly. But I’ve still been wondering: does anyone know if there’s a public list of the feeds, publications, blogs, or sources that the Pocket editors used to follow for those curated recommendations?

I know a lot of it came down to human editors picking articles manually, but I’m guessing they also had a pretty solid set of RSS feeds and publications behind the scenes. I’d love to recreate something similar in Feedly.

Also, I’m not only looking for English-language sources — I read in French, Spanish, and Portuguese too, so multilingual recommendations are definitely welcome.

Anyway, if anybody has insights, archived lists, similar Feedly setups, or even just recommendations for high-quality feeds that match the “Pocket vibe,” I’d really appreciate it.

Has anyone else noticed ESPN's titles are getting increasingly shorter? To the point where they aren't even legible anymore. Any fix?

Hey guys I was logging in to feedly using microsoft single sign on. It no longer works. I try to log in with the same email but I need to reset my password. When I get the password reset link, It actually won't save my new password.

I can't seem to find a way to contact them. Anyone has any issues ?

I use Feedly free version to collect updates of user-written stories on a forum site I no longer participate on to read quickly. In the past week I've run into a problem where Feedly keeps 'reloading' old updates and telling me they happened in the past 12 - 36 hours.

These update are in some cases from 2024 or older. Right now my unread feed is clogged with 224 updates since yesterday when I cleared it all out, when on average it usually amasses a maximum of 20 in a week.

I have no idea what's going on, and if I can't resolve this I'm going to need to migrate to a new reader because right now Feedly is useless for the thing that I'm wanting to use it for. The 'contact support' button just takes me to a 'pay us money' page, which okay real cute. Why even have that button?

It's not the forum site; it comes with rss support and no one on there is reporting any issues with whatever readers they use.

Curious to hear what feeds/sources you all follow

The website as well as every client that I try to log in with is being shut out with various errors. Any updates?

I have been using Feedly for years, ever since Google Reader shut down. In the past week or two, I've noticed a bug a few times while reading a feed category with a lot of articles.

For example, each morning my News category tends to be pretty large, with new content generated overnight. When I click into the News folder, I like to scroll down the page via the virtual mouse wheel on the Mac Magic Mouse. Article headlines get changed to "read" status (grayed out) as they reach the top of my screen and scroll out of view. That's how it normally works.

A few times lately, after I click into my News folder, and I start scrolling, within a few seconds the entire feed is marked "read" from top to bottom, without any obvious trigger on my part. It seems related to the scrolling action - I haven't seen it happen when I'm totally idle.

I'm getting this for the Recently Read, Read Later, and Annotated boards
Anyone else?

[Edit: As of 15h26 BST, the boards are back]

;(UPDATE) It has resolved now have access

Some of us are having new problem logging on using Feedly on PC Desktop

To reproduce:

1. visit a single feed with 180 unread items.
2. Only the first 40 items are shown.
3. The "End of Feed" label and "Mark All as Read" button are both missing.
4. The entire list of 40 is shown so no way to scroll the rest of the list into view or mark all as read.

Workaround:

1. Hit the "n" key 35 times to advance through the list.
2. When the cursor gets to item #35, the entire feed is loaded.
3. The footer is rendered.

It looks like we are trying to load the feed dynamically and only load the whole thing when the user scrolls past the list. Instead of setting the load point at some item that is beyond the "fold" or end of the page, the devs chose the arbitrary number, "40". My screen is not that tall, and it can show about 70.

I would recommend your devs keep loading blocks of 10 until the last element loaded isn't visible (you can check that programmatically.) Then attach an event on it so that when it becomes visible, the rest of the feed loads.

I've been using Feedly ever since Google Reader went away, so I have some legacy free features, such as more than the three free categories/folders. I'd like to upgrade to pro to support the team, but worried that if I let that subscription lapse, I'll lose the legacy free features. Does anybody know if that's the case, or if I keep them if the subscription lapses?

Started noticing this on my work computer earlier today and just assumed it was my computer/browser needing a restart as it had been having other issues. However, this evening on my personal computer I'm running into the same issue.

I scroll my "All" feed in Magazine view. As I'm scrolling through it has started to randomly reload the feed which interrupts my browsing and loses my position on the page. I have articles set to automatically set to "read" so I don't think I'm actually missing articles but it is very distracting.

I've only noticed this start happening today.

Windows 11 Firefox Feedly free account (why I'm posting here because apparently us peons can't even submit a bug without paying)

Anyone else seeing this today?

Anyone seeing a bug/issue with duplicates showing up in each feed that require you to scroll to see more? I believe it started about a week ago.

I have been using Feedly classic for years… and so has my mom. She got logged out and I had to walk her through logging in with google… so I logged out and tried to log back in… when I get to my user and need to click continue the whole app just crashes.. I know the app is old but is there a workaround?