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Sorting problem about feedly-notifier HOT 3 CLOSED

Mioni commented on June 11, 2024 2

Sorting problem

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olsh commented on June 11, 2024

Hi @Mioni

Thank you for the feedback 👍🏻

This may sound strange, but this is by design 😟
The plugin performs sorting as Feedly does. It uses engagementRate for sorting, not engagement.

Feedly-Notifier/src/scripts/core.js

Lines 605 to 611 in 9fb5d6b

 if (a.engagementRate < b.engagementRate) { 

 return 1; 

 } else if (a.engagementRate > b.engagementRate){ 

 return -1; 

 } else { 

 return 0; 

 }

Here is the response from the Feedly team:

The sorting is done on engagementRate, not engagement. This normalizes the engagement values between entries and between sources, so that very popular sources don't push smaller ones out of the results. It also uses a recent time window first, and loads older entries if it doesn't find enough, so the results might vary.

Feel free to re-open the issue.

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Mioni commented on June 11, 2024

Wouldn't there be a way for the extension to sort the most popular articles? like this extension does? https://github.com/soufianesakhi/feedly-filtering-and-sorting

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olsh commented on June 11, 2024

Well, we could sort by the engagement property on the client, but this won't solve the problem with sorting on the server side.
The extension requests only top n (Max number of feeds in the popup) articles from the Feedly API. And Feedly API sorts by the engagementRate anyway.

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