If you try to access a category you haven't created, like http://feedsanywhere.com/category/chineseballet , FeedsAnywhere just says "No unread items were found" instead of warning you that you haven't created this category or that it has no subscribed feeds anymore.

Not exactly a bug, but maybe it was a typo somewhere in the code. The last email I got about a new forum reply pointed to the right thread, but at a beta.feedsanywhere subdomain instead of the main domain.

I posted a link to FeedsAnywhere on another site and I got this reply (the user assumed I was its developer). I don't agree with everything he said but I thought that you might like reading his feedback (since people are not coming to the forum yet).

A great number of blogs has been added to the database recently.

See feeds from around #12106 until around #12399. Most (if not all) are gay erotic blogs with spammy names and descriptions. I doubt that this is a regular user without spam intentions.

If FeedsAnywhere doesn't use HTTPs internally, why does it use for requesting jQuery from Google?

Potentially the greatest benefit of using the Google AJAX Libraries CDN is that your users may not need to download jQuery at all.

No matter how well optimized your site is, if you’re hosting jQuery locally then your users must download it at least once. Each of your users probably already has dozens of identical copies of jQuery in their browser’s cache, but those copies of jQuery are ignored when they visit your site.

Are you interested in having FeedsAnywhere translated to other languages? I can translate it to Brazilian Portuguese.

I can't seem to add this particular feedburner link: http://feeds.feedburner.com/TimeGoesBy

Why is that? It's very frustrating.

Thanks, ZMR

Take a look at this feed: livrespensadores.org/feed/ Opera's built-in feed reader shows full entries when I access it. However, FeedsAnywhere gets only partial posts ("teasers"): http://feedsanywhere.com/feed/9347

Since last week, a couple of my feeds are acting like this. Has FeedsAnywhere changed the way it deals with feeds?

Hello. I've tried to add this OPML file, but FeedsAnywhere didn't import any feed from it (neither as a link or as a file upload): http://planetaki.com/kosmofilo/subscriptions.xml