Browser extension to open saved items from Feedly Read Later in background tabs and remove them from Read Later. Works on both Chrome and Firefox.
- Runs only on the Feedly Read Later page
- Open all saved items or open a specified number
- Auto-reload after opening to reflect changes
- Settings stored in browser storage
- API-first approach with DOM fallback
- No external libraries
- Chrome (Manifest V3)
- Firefox (Manifest V3)
- Open
chrome://extensions - Enable Developer mode
- Click "Load unpacked" and select this repository folder
- Open
about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox - Click "Load Temporary Add-on" and select
manifest.jsonin this repository
- Open the Feedly Read Later page
- Click the extension icon
- Choose "Open all saved items" or "Open only this many"
- Click "Open and unsave"
- Tabs open in background, page reloads automatically
- Feedly is a SPA, so content scripts may not be injected immediately after navigation. The extension attempts a fallback injection.
- Read Later toggling depends on Feedly DOM structure and may break if the UI changes.
- If the same article keeps opening, the saved-state detection may not match the current DOM.
Key files:
manifest.jsonpopup.html,popup.css,popup.jscontent.js
Reload the extension in Chrome/Firefox after changes.
- Open an issue to propose a change
- Fork and create a feature branch
- Submit a Pull Request with changes and verification steps
For DOM-related fixes, include relevant HTML snippets or reproduction steps.
MIT License. See LICENSE.