Feedly filtering and sorting

When this extension/script is enabled, a filter icon will appear next to the settings icon that toggles the filtering and sorting menu.

Features

• Multi level sorting: by popularity, by title, by source or by publish date.
• Filtering: Hide the articles that contain at least one of the filtering keywords or by reading time.
• Restricting: Show only articles that contain at least one of the restricting keywords.
• Duplicates checking: Hide, highlight with a color
• Advanced keyword matching: Specify areas to search, searching method (simple, pattern (RegExp), ...)
• Auto load all unread articles at once or by batches (mark as read by batch when there are a lot of unread articles).
• Advanced controls (keep recently published articles unread, ...).
• Pin hot articles to top.
• Import/export all settings from/to file.
• Advanced settings management (Import from / link to an other subscription, sync the settings across all the browser instances).
• Tweak the page (Add buttons to open articles in a new tab, mark as read/unread, ...).
• Add coloring rules to highlight titles.
• Auto refresh articles periodically.

Two settings configurations are available:

• Global settings: same configuration used for all subscriptions and categories.
• Subscription settings:
  • Subscription and category specific configurations
  • The default settings values are the global settings.
  • A group of subscriptions can share the same configuration by linking them to the same subscription.

Requirements

Feedly settings

• The Unread Only option is required to be checked
• Sorting should be set to either Latest or Oldest

Changelog

Requests

Please report bugs and feature requests by emailing me at [email protected].

Installation

Two options are available:

Install as an extension

• Google Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/feedly-filtering-and-sort/anknmaofbemimfabppdffklbfiecikgo

• Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/feedly_filtering_and_sorting/

Install as a user script

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:

• https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/20483-feedly-filtering-and-sorting
• https://openuserjs.org/scripts/soufianesakhi/Feedly_filtering_and_sorting