Version: (using KDE KDE 3.4.1) Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages In the current state, combined view has some annoying usability issues. 1/ it's slow 2/ it does not shows if an article is read/unread/new 3/ it's not possible to tag an article (2) is trivial, with the right css : make the text grey + changing the color of the articles title would do it nicely (3) it's not possible to mark an article as read/unread/new/keep/... in the combined view, and that makes that view beeing the less usable, whereas it is the (IMHO) more readable. I dont really now how to achieve those taggin methods, maybe with some fancy icons in the article title ? (1) it occurs because there is often too much articles in that view. I believe that either -a- new+unread+tagged articles should be show by default in that view -b- or a classic [prev] page [1] [2] [3] ... [n] [next] navigation should be used -a- is IHMO the safest thing to do, since -b- would hide articles that are modified in the past (I often have older articles updated, and they arent necessarily on top of the list). but maybe there is a -c- option that allow the number of articles shown to be limited, that I can't imagine ;)
What is the priority of this bug? Especially the third point about not being able to mark one article read or important is quite unpleasant, at least for me.
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