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Feature Request: Feedly Support #105
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Feedly has totally ridiculous policy for OSS projects. I e-mailed with their developers and it is impossible for RSS Guard to get full-production client key/secret. So each and every user of rssguard/feedly would have to generate EACH MONTH new access key via special website - https://feedly.com/v3/auth/dev and enter it into rssguard. This is literally crazy. Moreover, only 250 queries per day is allowed for each user, they are probably nuts. If these conditions are okay, I will add feedly support to rssguard, but I am really unhappy about this situation. |
That sounds a little strange to me as I'm using mobile third party clients to access to my feedly acount from mobile platforms (gnewsreader on blackberry OS10 and some other clients on android) and I never had to deal with access/API Keys nor I had any problem in reaching any limit with queries. |
Those applications probably obtained production API keys some time ago, when Feedly were giving those without problems or maybe those applications are "innovative" and closed-source. I wrote them e-mail with request for production keys, they literally refused! Read this. RSS Guard probably does not fit in either of those 3 options listed in section Getting A Live Client Id. So we cannot have full production key in RSS Guard, which is not good. The only way to go is to use developer access tokens, which are severely limited - they have to be MANUALLY obtained each 30 days and they only allow 250 (!!!) queries PER DAY. |
Closing this, because of reason written above. |
Working on this now. |
Brief description of the issue.
We need feedly support so that we can sync with our mobile/web apps.
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