i've been with feedly since google… i've been with feedly since google reader shut down and have been patiently frustrated, hoping they come around. they have not. i have a certain method of how i get to reading articles. feedly auto-marks items as read after 30-days. that totally destroys the user experience based on my rules and they provide no way to change it. after years, i finally have to call it. feedly sucks. it is curable, but they don't allow it.

Feedly is a top choice for news aggregation After google reader discontinued, feedly took the throne and I'm so glad I found it because it opened up more options for me. Not only can I subscribe to RSS feeds, but I can also subscribe to search terms, allowing me to discover new content outside my original subscriptions. Perfect!

I only voted one star because zero stars was not an option Feedly has HORRIBLE customer service!! I have never used the service, do not remember ever signing up for the service, I don't even know what feedly does, but they charged me $65 to renew the service. I have contacted them to remove the charge, with no luck. I contacted Paypal to remove the charge, with no luck. Feedly should refund my $65... that's a lot of money for something you have never used and don't plan to use.

Support could be better! -

Good time-saver and stress reducer I've been using Feedly for many years and a year ago became a paid user. I use both the web and Android apps multiple times a day. If you invest a little time in setting it up and training Leo, you can vastly reduce the amount of time you spend checking sites for news and following your interests. Every time I open Feedly, I immediately see the things that are most important to me. The integration with Reddit has been a major plus, greatly reducing the "noise" that Reddit creates. I also like that I can control how visually busy each Feedly item list is. The only challenge I have is that the app seems strangely slow to load items. I don't have a lot of priorities or filters, so I'm not sure what's going on with that. I can't speak about support, because I've never needed to contact them.