Thank you for your feedback, there are options for "automatic mark as read", "display of the number of unread" and many other stuff. Yes, you are right, there is not default saved feeds. May be I can think to add some in a next version.

Sorry for the answer delay, I missed the notification.

I have just checked on my side folders are exported.
Please can you open a ticket on GitHub (https://github.com/dauphine-dev/drop-feeds)
and paste a full export, and an opml export in the ticket.
(Or the folders are exported, but the target application doesn't manage the folders ?)

Thank you for the review, I will look to do that optional.

Edit: In Drop Feeds 1.0.3 you can disable it from Settings/Update checker/Don't notify if no feed has been updated

Drop Feeds has all same features than Sage++ had and nothing more. But then yes has more sage than the original Sage. If you prefer sage-like, no problem have fun with it. It is a good thing to have choice, then users can choose what is the best for them.

Thank you for your feedback ;-)

Thank you for the feedback :-)

Hi Adrian Jones,
Have you tried:
- Settings/Content area/Render feeds -> to enable/disable Drop Feeds to render (open) a Feed in a tab ?
- Settings/Content area/Always open new tab -> to enable/disable Drop Feeds to render (open) a Feed in a new tab (because you said "in another tab", I guess it is the setting that you want, or may be "Reuse Drop Feed tab") ?

Edit:
I have just saw that there is an issue with "Reuse Drop Feed tab", it will be fixed on next version

Than you ;-)

Edit2:
The fix is available here:
https://github.com/dauphine-dev/drop-feeds/releases/tag/0.9.5rc2
Any way, if everything is fine I will push this version Wednesday on AMO

Edit3:
The fix is now available in 0.9.5 on AMO
Why 2 stars removed, there is anything else that I can improve ?

Thank you for your feedback:
About 1.: You can delete feeds (feeds are hosted by Drop Feeds), but not articles, because articles are hosted by the the feed provider not by Drop Feeds, but you can mark them as read (may be I can add an option to hide read articles ?)

About 2.: You have found a bug ;-) I will fix that on a next version -> https://github.com/dauphine-dev/drop-feeds/issues/92 -> it is fixed in Drop Feeds 0.9.3c

Edit:
About 1: Now Drop Feeds 0.9.4 has an option to hide visited articles (the strikethrough eye icon)

Thank you for your feedback.

You said:
1. One serious improvement should be that when you click on a headline the article will appear in a Firefox tab. Currently you have to click on the headline and then click on the article that appears the the bottom of the sidebar to get it to open in a tab.

2. A minor problem is that you can't initially do anything with a folder after you create it. You can only change its position in the list and put feeds in the folder if there's already at least one feed in the folder - which can be done in the subscribing step.

About 1.
I not sure to understood well.
There are many way to use Drop Feeds.
a. you can open feed in a Firefox tab and the click on a article headline and the article will be opened in a Firefox tab
b. you can display feed (list of article headlines) bottom feeds treeview in the side bar and click on a article headline and the article will be opened in a Firefox tab
c. you can display feed (list of article headlines) bottom feeds treeview in the side bar and click on a article headline and the article will be display in the side bar bottom the feed (list of article headlines), and then click on the article headline to open it in a Firefox tab.
d. different mix of options above...

Looks in Settings/Items and/or Settings/Content area to change displaying articles and feeds options

About 2.
I will look what I can do

You can create an issue on https://github.com/dauphine-dev/drop-feeds, then you can add a picture to see me what you want exactly about 1.

Edit:
In Drop Feeds 0.9.4 folder drag and drop has be improved, now it should be work