Closed DennisJDufrene closed 2 weeks ago
There is a "filtering expression" option on the settings page of each feed, is that what you're looking for?
@Athou Thanks for the follow up
Sort of, but on the global level where the user would not have to edit each individual feed. Also, as a side note, title filtering on feed title may not work or I may not understand how it works. When I set title.contains('wwe')
or `title.contains('WWE') those entries are not filtered. Even after refresh or fetch all.
@DennisJDufrene See this other comment on how to modify entries on the client side with Tampermonkey-style plugins. It can also be used to execute global filters, Instead of (or in addition to) data.entries = data.entries.map(processEntry);
you would need something like data.entries = data.entries.filter(filterEntry);
When I set
title.contains('wwe')
or `title.contains('WWE') those entries are not filtered. Even after refresh or fetch all.
Sorry I forgot to reply to your comment. The filter only applies to new entries, the filter is not applied to existing entries.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. It would be useful to have the ability to filter out entries with specific keywords in the title. I still want feeds from a specific site, but I do not want specific articles.
Describe the solution you'd like In the setting section, after the profile tab, add a Filters tab. When clicked it provides a page with a button, Add Filter. Clicking Add Filter provides text box to enter keywords that will filter based on title and description. See Mastodon as an example:
Describe alternatives you've considered I have tried both Javascript and Css without a working solution.
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