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Hey! At the moment the reader app cannot be installed on Kobo but we'd LOVE to work with them to get this built :)

Hey there! Thanks for this feedback. At the moment we don't have a compact view mode, but its on our to-do list to add this. Feel free to upvote this feature request and I'll personally reach out to you over email when we ship that: readwise.canny.io/reader-features/p/compact-one-liner-view

It's kinda expensive, that's all

@@Loumo kinda expensive? Isn’t it like $10. That’s 2 Starbucks a month.

Thanks for the kind words and your longtime support! We have a whole section towards the end of our feed tutorial that goes over how to process feeds both on desktop and mobile: ua-cam.com/video/uDr9N0rV4EE/v-deo.htmlsi=0k-n7LmQW-W1YzrB&t=434

If that tutorial doesn't answer all of your questions, feel free to email hello at readwise.io and we can help you out further :)

Thanks for watching, Justus! Glad you found this helpful :) And yes, that's correct. We can only access your Twitter lists (or other Twitter lists) if they are public.

@@readwise-official - one setting is the privacy setting of the Twitter list and the other is the privacy setting in "Audience, Media and Tagging - that should also not be flagged. At least this is what I experienced.

That's awesome!

Shoutout Hannes! Happy you'll benefit from that too :) Custom keybinds was one of the most common feature requests we received when we first launched Reader.

Thanks for this feedback! I just pinged my coworker who leads our written documentation efforts to see if we can get a keyword query example added to our existing list: docs.readwise.io/reader/guides/filtering/query-examples In the meantime, you could use something like this: author:"RSS author name" AND title__contains:"keyword" Note, right now filters only support keyword search in the title, not the body of the text.

@@readwise-official Thanks. It would be great to get search in the body of the text eventually.

Thanks for watching, Klaus!

Thanks for watching Terry! Yes, that's correct. Twitter lists will need to be public in order for us to access them.

Glad you enjoyed it! For high-volume feeds, it's not a hard and fast cutoff. The app won't stop working if your document count reaches a certain threshold, you might just notice things are a bit slower. We usually consider any feed that generates more than 50 articles per day to be high volume. Hope this helps!

Hey Bobby, Erin here! Thanks for the kind words ☺🙏🏻 We raised prices for the first time in six years earlier this year, but this increase only applied new subscribers going forward. It's our policy to never raise prices on existing subscribers. We're a fully-bootstrapped company that doesn't rely on VC funding, and our subscription revenue ensures we can keep building a product and features users love. If you're interested, you can read more about our decision to bootstrap here: blog.readwise.io/why-were-bootstrapping-readwise/

If the cost is prohibitive, feel free to email me at hello [at] readwise.io! We offer discounts to those in academia or in countries with depressed currencies so if either of those apply to you, I'd be happy to hook you up :)

@@readwise-official I've been subscribed to y'all for years, and the new price was shockingly applied to me when it came time to renew my subscription. I admit I was surprised and put off enough to disable my auto-renew. I just checked the available plans, and it shows the correct amount for my account: USD 95.90, which is what I paid last year. It was substantially more before canceling the auto-renew.

I'll happily accept a discount if you have any of those for bank accounts with depressed currencies. Hahaha

Hey! Yep, Erin here :) At the moment you can filter for tag + a keyword in the title, but not in the document itself. That sort of query would look like: tag:"tag_name" AND title__contains:"keyword"

Hey there! Erin here 🙂Thanks so much for the kind words! It's really rewarding to see how much people are enjoying these new vids. Admitted I'm just recording everything through my Macbook camera and mic right now 😅 Hoping to upgrade to a more legit setup in the future!

Not at the moment but we regularly share job openings in our Beta Update newsletter, which we send every 1-2 months.

Hey there! Just so you know, we offer 50% off for those in education or in countries with depressed currencies. If either of those apply to you, feel free to email hello@readwise.io and we can apply one of those to your account :)

Thanks so much for your longtime support, Father Brice! Always a pleasure to see your name pop up in our email 💙

Reader has always synced your doc location across devices! If your device has been offline for a while, it may take a minute for it to come back online and your progress to sync to other devices.

@@readwise-official yes but always the wrong location. esp the more images are in the doc

@@bosiefoobar This sounds like a bug. Can you send me an email at hello@readwise.io and we'll help you out?

Thanks so much for watching! 💙

So happy to hear it was helpful! We'll be dropping na updated filtered views tutorial in the next few days. Stay tuned 😉

@@readwise-official hopefully you can give an example of combining multiple tags as a filter. For example, tag = California AND tag = climate crisis. I am assuming this can only be done with document tags as opposed to highlight tags? It would be awesome if it could be highlight tags is well.

​@@DailyMindBrew Of course :) To use the exact example you gave, a query would be: tag:"california"AND tag:"climate crisis" This will pull in docs that have BOTH tags assigned. Alternatively, you could us OR as the connecting statement, and it will pull in docs with one or the other tag. The easiest way to create this view would be to head to your Manage tags page (read.readwise.io/tags) and then create a new view from tag int eh drop down menu. You can assign multiple tags to the same view there. Filtered views only accounts for document tags, not tagged highlights. To view your tagged highlights, you'll need to head to: readwise.io/tags

Hope this helps! Feel free to email us anytime at hello at readwise.io if you want further clarification on anything :)

@@readwise-official thank you. Having the ability to parse my docs in this way makes things so much more manageable.

Hey Jeff! Right now any tags you add in Reader will show up in Readwise, but tags you create in Readwise (or other reading platforms) will nto be automatically added in Reader. It's a one-way sync from Reader ➡ Readwise. Hope that helps clarify things! If not, feel free to email me at hello at readwise.io and we can help you further!

Thanks so much for watching! Great suggestion. Just added the links to the video description :)

Thanks so much for your support, Maneetpaul! Trying to get at your level 😂

Check if there's some extension installed that is interfering. I use Reader with Arc since I got access to Arc more than two years ago.

Sorry to hear that! We have many folks who use Reader in Arc. My guess is there might be one of your existing extensions interfering. Feel free to email hello@readwise.io and we can take a closer look :)

What does this mean?

@@readwise-official Bad Demo! That is what it means!

Thanks so much for watching, Nico!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching Tyrone! While it's not quite as seamless, you can sort by date saved, then scroll to the cutoff point you prefer and use "Archive all above/below" 🤠 Hope this helps!

Thanks so much for the kind words and support! 💙

Thanks for watching, Walter! Feel free to email us if you have any questions as you get your filtered views set up :)

Thanks so much for watching, Eric! :)

Sorry to hear you're not a fan of my voice. Candidly, there's not much I can do about that, but if it really is "impossible to listen to," you might try our written Getting Started Guide that is already in your Reader account: blog.readwise.io/p/bf87944f-b0fe-4f08-a461-f75ab8aded6a/

Thanks for the suggestion. Nobody actually talks like that ua-cam.com/video/WDfJn1kcQuU/v-deo.htmlsi=m4Q9Yb86NwknxmhN

Thanks for watching, Chris!

Hey there! Thanks so much for asking. Currently there is no way to query a folder, or filter based on summary or article contents. sorry about that! If you submit this as a feature request in-app, however, we can get your account details and start tracking these requests :)

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Thanks so much John! Glad you found it useful :) - Erin