On which folder(s) Liferea stores user data (subscriptions and articles)? There is a folder named .liferea_1.8 in my home but it does not contain any user data.
The goal is to synchronise that folder with a cloud service so that Liferea accesses the exact same assets at home, work, etc.
Note: the official Liferea support medium, a mailling list, seems to have been deactivated last April.
The only reason why I didn't use liferea instead of rssowl is that I don't know how to select several newsitems for deleting. Because there isn't a "delete all"-functionality I have to select each headline, which loads the content, which is wasted; and by navigating through the list via keyboard I automatically mark other items as read, which is unintended.
Is multiselection possible in liferea, and if yes, how? (and if no, why the...not?)
I sync Liferea with Google Reader in order to only have to maintain my (lengthy) list of feeds in one place. Many of the feeds have annoyingly long names which I have renamed in Google Reader to be much shorter.
However, it looks like Liferea is not using the new name from Google Reader, but rather the name of the feed itself. Any way to fix this or rename them in Liferea?
Is there any way to make Liferea faster in fetching feeds from Google Reader? It certainly could be a quality rss reader but in my case it's painfully slow.
I use thunderbird as my primary RSS feed reader. Lately thunderbird has been very slow to load and very sluggish. I want to try out liferea. Is there any way to export my subscriptions to liferea (OPML or otherwise)?