Feedly filtering and sorting
When this script is enabled, a filter icon will appear next to the settings icon that toggles the filtering and sorting menu.
This script requires the Unread Only option to be enabled (in the feedly settings / filters).
Features
- Filtering: Hide the articles that contain at least one of the filtering keywords.
- Restricting: Show only articles that contain at least one of the restricting keywords.
- Multi level sorting: by popularity, by title, by source or by publish date.
- Auto load all unread articles.
- Advanced controls of the recently published articles.
- Pin hot articles to top.
- Import settings from other subscriptions or from global settings.
- Link settings to other subscriptions.
Two settings modes are available:
- Global settings: same settings used for all subscriptions and categories.
- Subscription settings:
- Subscription and category specific settings
- The default settings values are the global settings.
- A group of subscriptions can share the same settings by linking them to the same subscription.
Presentation support:
- The
Title Only view is fully supported.
- The
Magazine view is supported except the Most popular section (Only filtering and restricting supported in this section).
- Recently published articles controls not supported in the
Cards view (publish age not available in this view).
- The
Full Articles view is fully supported.
Changelog
Can be found here.
Requests
Please report bugs and feature requests in the following link.
Don't forget to give the project a star if you like it :)
Installation
This script relies on the user scripts extensions like Greasemonkey or Tampermonkey.
After installing the appropriate user scripts extension, you can install the script from the following sites:
Firefox
The Greasemonkey extension should be installed.
Google Chrome
The Tampermonkey extension should be installed.
Dev Installation
Install NodeJS & NPM (https://nodejs.org/en/download).
npm install
npm install -g grunt
npm install -g typings
typings install
To build manually:
grunt
To automatically build on source code change:
grunt watch
