March 23, 2013 at 11:19User script for improving the feedly interface in the style of Google Reader
A convenient Readly script has appeared in the UserScripts.org directory , which optimizes the Feedly RSS feed aggregator interface for quickly reading hundreds and thousands of feeds.
The script stretches the lines across the entire width of the screen and compacts the markup, filling up the maximum space.
Readly also selects categories with unread messages, reduces CAPITAL letters in category headings, marks read messages with a gray background, always displays favicons for sites, uses the Arial font, activates the Shift + A key combination to indicate read messages.
The script is tested in Firefox (through Greasemonkey) and in Chrome (through Tampermonkey). To work, you need to select the Modern Gray theme and the Titles view in Feedly.
The script stretches the lines across the entire width of the screen and compacts the markup, filling up the maximum space.
Readly also selects categories with unread messages, reduces CAPITAL letters in category headings, marks read messages with a gray background, always displays favicons for sites, uses the Arial font, activates the Shift + A key combination to indicate read messages.
The script is tested in Firefox (through Greasemonkey) and in Chrome (through Tampermonkey). To work, you need to select the Modern Gray theme and the Titles view in Feedly.