This isn't a big deal for the desktop version, but for the mobile version it basically invites the use of the back button because you're constantly switching between views. Unfortunately because of the way feedbin works, this doesn't work.
If you were to use the HTML5 history API you could continue to work exactly like you currently do, but the back button would nigh-magically start working for browsers that support it. You could also use something like pjax for nice graceful degradation.
I love feedbin, and this is my only recurring frustration. I'm not super familiar with ruby, rails, or client side web-dev, but will work on a patch if I ever get enough free time.
This isn't a big deal for the desktop version, but for the mobile version it basically invites the use of the back button because you're constantly switching between views. Unfortunately because of the way feedbin works, this doesn't work.
If you were to use the HTML5 history API you could continue to work exactly like you currently do, but the back button would nigh-magically start working for browsers that support it. You could also use something like pjax for nice graceful degradation.