Feed Viewer

How do I access the feed links? Nothing seems to work, click, dbl-click???

Works a treat.

Very useful ! Thanks !!
The only missing options for me is nice filters of the news ( include / exclude by word etc. ) and a fast and handy option to dissmis and delete topics - by middle click or ctrl + click or custom clicks. ;-)

PLEASE ! Add some Filtering functions and fast way for dismissing topics (even adding small "x" icons on the right side of each topic will be very handy ).
Thanks !

A fast way for dismissing topics would be cool indeed.

Another topic: When a feed has no favicon it gets a bubble with a random (?) colour... I'd love to choose that colour :)

Feed Viewer does not work through a MS proxy

You all must be having better luck than I... All I get when I subscribe to a feed is an icon, a number of articles, and a title. This IS supposed to actually show you the articles, right? And not just link to the feed's site?

@Daedalus: No, it just shows the name of new posts and links to them (personally I like it that way).

I was wondering if different types of alerts could be created? The simple beep and Pop Up isn't doing it for me (or maybe have an option for the popup to STAY up until you click on it or something).

The klip fails when I try dragging a local .opml file to the 'add feed' screen. I have to host it somewhere first and then give the link for the file.
Also, the reason I keep an .opml file on hand is because whenever my computer crashes (for whatever reason), my feed list is almost always deleted and I'm stuck with nothing again.

Based on my bug report a second ago, it would be nice if the klip supported exporting the feed list as an opml file AND if the klip would keep a backup list of the feeds in case it gets reset (the original feed xml url, not the individual update feeds - see the url below).

Also, being able to sort the list of feed urls such as http://en-us.fxfeeds.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/headlines.xml (alphabetically, at least) would be very much appreciated (as would being able to give a feed a specified title, as sometimes they show up as "unnamed feed" - just thought of that one on the spot).