Filters
Filters that read like sentences
When the title of a post contains “Sponsored”, drop it. Each filter reads one part of a post, looks for a piece of text, and decides what happens as the post arrives.
Filters come with the Paid and Premium plans.
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What you get
Three things a filter can do
Drop
The post never reaches your queue. Use it for the sponsored posts and the categories you never read.
Mark it read
The post is there if you search for it, and out of your unread count.
Flag
The post arrives with a Flagged mark at the front of its title, so a release note stands out.
How it works
Write it, preview it, let it run
Write the sentence
Pick the part of the post, the text to look for, and what happens, for every feed or only one.Preview it
See how many of your newest posts it would have caught, and apply it to those if you want.Let it run
Each filter counts the posts it has decided, so you can tell it is working.
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Features
More of what Reader does
The whole article, in place
Open a post and read the article behind it, with the publisher named and the original a click away.
Search with quotes, OR and minus
Find a phrase as written, either of two words, or leave a word out.
One notification, not twelve
Pick the feeds worth hearing about. A check sends one message for all of them, outside your quiet hours.
FAQ
Questions about filters
Does a filter change posts I already have?
No. Filters act on what arrives from now on. The preview can apply one to recent posts if you ask it to.
Does a filter on the summary read the article?
It reads the first 280 characters of the summary the feed gave, which is the line under the title.
What happens to my filters if I move to Free?
They stay where they are and stop running. Nothing you follow or have read changes.
Open a queue that sorts itself
Sign in, import your list or follow a feed, and read newest first.