Then you have to switch to the Groups tab, select the feed and pick the group from the drop-down menu that appears. To add a new feed to a group, first you'll need to add it from the Sources tab. Drag and drop a folder to reorganize the list. Enter the name of the group and click the create button, and it's ready to use. The Groups tab in the Settings page is where you can manage your folders. Right-click on a post in Fluent Reader's main page to perform some special actions favorite a post by starring it, hide an article, mark it as read, open it in your browser, share the page, copy the title or the link. Do you prefer reading articles in your browser? If so, you can set the feed reader to open links in your browser.

The third option, Webpage, displays the page as it is seen in a web browser, including ads and all visual elements on the site. There are other modes that you can choose from the Sources screen, like the Full Content mode which displays the post like a browser does, but without the website's sidebar, header, comments, etc. The default mode, RSS Full Text, loads the article in a sort of reader view which includes images. Fluent Reader will download the RSS content that's available in the feed, and this differs from site-to-site. Mark all articles as read, or only the ones that are 1, 3 or 7 days old. Refresh your feeds by clicking the button on the toolbar.

Right-click on a group or feed to refresh it, mark it as read or to manage the sources. The search bar provides a quick way to find a feed or article that you need. Access the sidebar from the hamburger menu button in the top left corner, it lists your feeds and groups (folders).

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