Boards, Notes, and Highlights will also work on any device including the web and mobile, via the Feedly app. Basic accounts can only create up to 3 private Boards.

Boards in Feedly work a bit like Pinterest or Flipboard, letting you curate articles of interest in a different way to folders. You can get to the same set of options by hovering over article titles.

Feedly’s message boards contain many reactions from users who feel betrayed by the company’s decision to add these seemingly basic features to the paid version of the service.

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