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One thing I didn't understand is that ttrss identifies this as a "system plugin"; but I have no idea why. At the moment, you have to add it to the TTRSS_PLUGINS env var to enabled it; but I'd prefer that it was a user plugin so installers would not have to do that. |
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Thanks for sharing. Good plugin - I have it installed. The system plugin problem seems to be because you are accidentally setting system plugin to true with your about function. This fixes it: Also I don't know if this depends on browser but I found if I typed "h" for my Hackaday feed the search box would immediately change the "h" to a "f" as the first item on the list for me was "Fresh Articles". Two minor tweaks fixed it for me: |
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No problem on the system plugin problem. I totally appreciate what you are saying about minimising key strokes. The updated code below is a but messy however it should be the best of both worlds. You don't need to type fast and if there is only 1 result it auto completes. It does rely on the user typing in enough unique characters though. I also agree it would be good if this was a core ttrss feature as it speeds up navigation: |
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I like how the unread items are now displayed. Very useful. |
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I am migrating from feedly, and one of the things I miss is
g gfor navigating to a particular feed (they recently removed this shortcut.)So I made a plugin to add this feature to ttrss: https://github.com/luv2code/ttrss-goto-feed
Of course I think this should be a core feature and I'm prepared to issue a pull request if the maintainer agrees.
I've only just started using ttrss; but I'm liking a lot things so far. Thanks to the maintainer(s)!]
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