When using my MacBook it's more comfortable to use the right cursor than the letter I, because the cursor keys are on the bottom right.

Instead of showing all subscriptions that contain entered word as a sub-string, do case-insensitive distance-scored fuzzy matching instead.

Support Right-to-Left align like Arabic language

to differentiate the jumble of numbers
... or even offset by a character to stand out just a little.

With the option to pull the full readability article offline as well..

The 500 entry limit per feed means that for high volume feeds (e.g. The Verge, Gizmodo etc), only about 2-odd weeks worth of feed items are really available. In other words, if a post has been specifically kept as unread for more than 2 weeks for such feeds (for whatever reason), it will be marked as read and "lost". A high volume indicator would tell subscribers to be more cognizant of feed limits in such feeds.

I've also voted up increasing the feed limit. In the meanwhile, this should help a little

Please, make your service available by ipv6. Ipv6 is the future of the Internet.

The switch will be very useful for slow or high-cost connections like mobile.

The feed option will help to skip "attention-attractive-only" images loading in favor of fast switching from one item to another. For example, the top.rbc.ru feed contains very large images not very useful for just news reading.

Hi!
Any chance to get RSS from Facebook Events?

An example is this:
https://www.facebook.com/search/106465212723457/places-in/events-at/upcoming/date/events/intersect/

It's be wonderful.

Thanks!

Support for subscribing to Twitter lists is great, but it only works with public lists. I would like to authenticate my Twitter account in BazQux and be able to subscribe to the private lists created by me.

I want to completely move to BazQux, but Feedly has the list of articles saved to read later, and I don't know how to move it to BazQux.

like https://zen.yandex.ru/id/5a3d7d0ac890102410e80ee2

This was a feature that the old Google Reader had, you could share a post with your friends that were also using it. It would show up in their feed. You could also comment on it and have a discussion about the shared post. It was a very useful social feature.

Would it be possible to star items the same way we can hide them with filters?

Think of Actions in Feedbin.

Implement Apple login as registration method!! https://developer.apple.com/sign-in-with-apple/

Facebook and Google are already there, I think it would not be a big problem to add the Apple one too!

On Feedbin, there is an "Updated" category that shows updated articles, with the possibility to highlight the differences between the latest and previous versions (green and red highlight of the text).

I suppose it shows them only if the word count difference is beyond a certain extent and excludes views/likes/comments counts (otherwise it would become an annoyance to the reader). Moreover, it gives the option to mute updates on a per feed basis.

Browser crashes happen for diverse reasons, and more often than they should. Unfortunately, due to the current bazqux design, all the (many) bazquz appearance settings need to be reset manually each time the browser crashes. It would be much more convenient to store those settings, by browser, either in the Windows registry or in an ini file in an appropriate bazqux user settings folder.