Tiny Tiny RSS

As a technical ignorant, I use .htaccess. Is that fine or is there any obscure reason that makes it not advisable? Place .htaccess file on ttrss root folder: RewriteEngine On RewriteRule niceURL.rss public.php?op=rss&id=-1&key=hjlkhlkjhlkjhkjhlkjhkljhfd8tfi Reason I do this: the key in the ...

Right now the published URLs feed is having a URL like http://reader.lguruprasad.in/public.php?op=rss&id=-2&key=fpz06a53abd59543f54. It would be good to have clean URL like /public.php/<username>/ or something that is easier to type and share. Couldn't find a way to do that via tt-rss and co...

Does anyone have an answer? I can't find out the hotkey for "next unread feed" either in my tt-rss installation's keyboard shortcut dialog or the wiki page.

Does anyone have an idea on this?

I know that j and k are used for navigating the feeds. When I keep pressing k and reach the last feed, it automatically wraps around and goes to the first feed which is the special feed "All articles" and continues forward on further pressing k. But when I keep pressing the j key to go to ...

fox wrote:I think there was a jump to next unread feed hotkey which is almost the same thing.

Is it there now? I couldn't find it in the keyboard shortcuts dialog on tt-rss and also on the wiki. If it is there, can you point me to where it is documented?

Thanks for the clarification regarding the Ctrl+<arrow> navigation for navigating to the next article and the events in left and right panes. This is slightly tangential to this post, but is there a way to navigate to the next unread post among all the feeds? Even if it is not available in the core ...

It won't work if the feed tree has the input focus because dojo eats the input events. I have no idea how to override this so you'll have to tap somewhere in the headlines buffer or w/e for it to work properly. That might not be what you are experiencing but I'm 90% sure it is. Yes I think you perf...

Steps to reproduce. 1. Login into the tt-rss instance. 2. Click on some feed with multiple unread articles. 3. Press n, it scrolls the article fine. 4. Press Ctrl+down arrow, it doesn't scroll. But the same Ctrl+down arrow works when after step 4 if this is done 5. Click on the right pane when one o...

The title of the bug I raised (http://tt-rss.org/redmine/issues/813) clearly says "Ctrl+Left Click on a link in the any of the article opens the article in the new tab rather than the link clicked". Do you need any more clarity than that?

And you were wrong when you said my useful:useless bug ratio is 1:4. I have only raised 4 bugs - http://tt-rss.org/redmine/issues/813, http://tt-rss.org/redmine/issues/812, http://tt-rss.org/redmine/issues/588, http://tt-rss.org/redmine/issues/591 and my ratio is 2:2.

This was the most idiotic way to describe a bug. Congratulations everyone who helped decipher it. Now for the actual issue: ctrl-click open in background should only work on article headline (as per interface tips on the wiki), it overriding clicking on content links was a bug. https://github.com/g...

Can you all put on your glasses and re-read the part of my post which describes the bug clearly - "the default browser behaviour doesn't work when ctrl+clicking the *links in the article* which instead of opening the *link* in a background tab opens the *article* in a background tab." Wher...

Thank you for your honest compliment! Quoting the first paragraph from my first post in this thread, "Ctrl+click is the default shortcut for "open links in background tab" in Firefox web browser, but since tt-rss has defined the same as the shortcut to open an article in a new tab, th...

Ctrl+click is the default shortcut for "open links in background tab" in Firefox web browser, but since tt-rss has defined the same as the shortcut to open an article in a new tab, the default browser behaviour doesn't work when ctrl+clicking the links in the article which instead of openi...