Finalmente una valida alternativa a Live Feeds, che si integra nella barra laterale e non richiede registrazioni assurde.
Complimenti e grazie!

Bon module de lecture des flux RSS, très utile dans l'optique de la suppression des live bookmarks, il s'inspire de Sage mais je le préfère car il y a des réglages personnels, ce qui manquait cruellement à Sage Ce module est toujours expérimental mais, mème si il y a des bugs et des améliorations à effectuées,il est constamment mis à jour et a déjà beaucoup progressé Bref il est très encourageant et promis à un bel avenir lorsque Mozilla aura supprimé les live bookmarks. bon; j'ai été pingre, j'ai rajouté une étoile. Le gros bogue que j'ai rencontré est, que lorsque j'ai voulu m’inscrire à certain flux, le popup qui apparait pour choisir entre les différents d'un même site s'est mal affiché (il est resté minuscule et vide) et que j'ai donc dû appuyer au hazard à l'intérieur pour pouvoir afficher la fenêtre du flux et l'ajouter. Edit ; comme je l'évoquais sur certains sites la détection de flux est difficile, certain ont carrément supprimé la fonction rss au profit des réseaux sociaux (ces mêmes réseaux qui perdent des millions d’utilisateurs à force de scandales et sont de vrais dangers pour la démocratie). Pour d'autres cela relève du jeu de piste, je pense à allociné par exemple où lorsque tu as finis par enfin trouvé les liens rss, tu dois cliquer dur une bulles vide pou trouver le flux qui fonctionne ! Mais je pense que dans ces cas, cela relève plus d'un désintérêt pour la fonction rss au profit des réseaux sociaux, choix sur lequel certains pourraient revenir si les gens continuent de se désabonner massivement face ç ces profiteurs et incubateurs de nazis. Edit 2 : better than Live Bookmarks and more efficient.

This RSS-feeds-manager needs a 3 vertical column layout, one for feeds, another vertical column for article-titles, and the third one for article-content. Also it needs a dark theme.

I will wait for this upgrades, and then I will raise my stars.

EDIT - ANSWER TO THE DEV: All the most used RSS-feeds-manager has a 3 vertical column layout. IMO it is a must. Please, take a look at FeedBro, NewsFox and others, and you will see that the 3rd vertical column layout is perfect, and works perfect. At this layout, normally the column-widths are customizable, so there is no problem at all with visibility. Users decide each column-width. The benefit of this layout is the possibility of having a larger vertical list of feeds in the first column, a larger vertical list of titles in the second column, and one article-content in the third column, everything in one screen at the same time. Your add-on doesn't allow that. Please, take a look over the most used add-ons, perhaps you can be inspired by these add-ons.

EDIT 2: I rise my qualification to 5 starts, regarding the excellent attitude of the developer "dauphine-dev". He seems an open-mind person, open to suggestions, and willing to improve his add-on based on user requests. Congratulations and thank you.

It looks like this will be a good replacement for Sage in time. It is very nice to have a sidebar feedreader back. However, it seems to still be rather buggy. I wasn't able to change the folder it used from Drop Feeds to my old RSS Feeds folder for example, nor to the old default Sage Feeds folder.

One major downside is that it doesn't allow you to use Livebooksmarks in the way that Sage did. This was an issue with the reader I had before Sage, but thought it had always worked with Sage. However, I'm finding this MIGHT be due to a Firefox issue, so I'm not taking a point off the rating for it.

That said, it doesn't have all the features of Sage, including some moderately important ones like a way to mark all items in a feed read with a button.

Thank you so much for an add-on that reproduces the Sage experience! I was stubbornly refusing to upgrade from FF 52 and wondering what the hell I was going to do when it finally stopped working. You've made a wonderful contribution here!

Question: is it possible to change font sizes? In both the items list and the article view panes I'm used to much smaller fonts, which I like because then I can see more at the same time.

I was missing the Sage RSS reader since Firefox Quantum came out, I used it for years. Mad props to the extension developer for cooking up a modern replacement.

If you could please add the option to set custom hotkeys to a open/close the Drop Feeds side-panel (eg Alt+Z) that'd be great. Thanks in advance.

I love this extension. Tried others that were not nearly so nice and have been looking for a replacement for Sage for a long time. Just happend upon yuour extension a couple of months ago. My only, and I mean only, issue is that the "discover feeds" feature seems to have stopped working on my 61.0.1 (64 bit) Firefox. I don't know if that has something to do with the last update or not. It formerly worked but does not now -- at least for me. It starts to search, then the colored progress bar moves just a little way and stops. It's a feature that is greatly helpful as many sites seem to hide their RSS feeds, so if there is a fix, or a way around it, i would sincerely wish to know. Regardless, thanks so very much for this extension!!!

PS. Thanks so much for the prompt response. My version was 0.8.2d. Updating to 0.8.2e fixed the issue perfectly. Thanks again for the great extension!

Thank you! it's great. Very good replacement for sage

I'm so happy there is a great replacement for my beloved Sage++ now! Thanks a lot!

A few minor things I noticed:
1. drag-and-drop of a feed into the main window tries to open www."Feed-ID".com instead of using the URL
2. the initial width of the sidebar on high-DPI systems could be a bit wider (the "Open options tab" icon is slightly cut off)
3. the feed item list could use some pixels of spacing in front of the item number
4. the vertical scrollbar on the feed item list rarely activates itself, often need to resize between feed list and feed item list to make it show up
5. it would be nice if the feed item list tooltip would also show the the headline (like Sage++ did)
6. sometimes the feed item list tooltips contain a lot of leading whitespace
7. the parsing of headlines for the feed item list seems to have problems sometimes, currently visible with todays DailyWTF entry: http://thedailywtf.com/rss.aspx

Edit#1: 7. is easy to see once you mark all as read. Today the second entry should stay "dark black" and you won't see a leading "2. ". Note this is only in the feed item list, in the main window the feed is rendered just fine.

Thanks. I could not live without Sage. Very good replacement with upgrades.

I have been suffering for months without a good sage-style reader. Thank you so much!

This is a good replacement for Sage, however the only reason I am giving it 4 out of 5 stars instead of 5 is because I have a couple issues with it. First, I usually have to click the Drop feeds button twice for the sidebar to open up. Second issue is that it doesn't seem to work right with the Tom's Hardware RSS feed. Just shows the same article multiple times. Didn't have that issue with Sage or Brief.

Drop Feeds is the only good replacement for Sage that I've found. The one thing I miss is: I haven't found any way to use my own style sheet (with Sage, you could link to a CSS file). Does anyone know how to do that?

Mark feeds as read now works perfectly, thanks for the swift service! :) I have another mainly cosmetic suggestion that I used to have in Sage: the option to add a divider line in the feed list in the top left section. I have sorted my feeds by theme (e.g. News, Entertainment, IT, etc.), and with Sage, I could add a divider line between the themes. These lines then disappeard once I've clicked the last feed above the line. True, it's not necessary really, but it makes for a nicer view. :) Any chance of that happening? Once again, thanks for the great work on this!

Hello, as a former Sage user I'm highly pleased to find this extension and looks very promising, but I have a problem. I have selected my old sage_feeds folder and most of the feeds aren't recognized and are shown as empty folders. The shortcut ctrl+shift+z doesn't work, either.

**EDIT** Ok, it seems that is FF which has broken my feeds. I'll try to recover them. Thanks anyway!

Fantastic, a "Sage/Sage++" like addon, perfect to me, many thanks for this greet work !