I have a recent gen 13" MBP. STR:

Select "Today"
Mouse over the list of articles
Two finger scroll with a flicking motion

Expected results: Same inertial scrolling as everywhere else

Actual results: Scrolling seems to come to a stop very quickly -- like someone's put the brakes on.

This is one of the great features of NNW and weakness of FD and GR

Need to be able to mark a selected group of items from a timeline (folder) and mark them as read. We do not alway want to mark everything in a folder as read. Having to click on each individual item is, well, a pain.

Selecting more than one feed by cmd-clicking or shift-clicking is not possible.

This would be useful for organizing feeds: dragging several feeds into a folder or deleting several feeds.

Please "Read it Later"! Thanks
www.readitlaterlist.de

In "normal mode" and while viewing websites.

Sometimes the scrollbar in the left pane is not always visible. I am not sure yet which are the circumstances that trigger this (faulty) behaviour. See http://cl.ly/2Z0n181h2S021j1t3Z3d

Add "Send to Readability" option.

When I go through the results of a feed, why can't I delete ones that I don't want to see or ones that I've already read?

No way to adjust feeds after they're added - not even the URL if it changes.

In NetNewsWire 3, right-clicking the Dock icon brings up an option to refresh all feeds without displaying the window. This option is missing in NetNewsWire Lite

Add support for "Always open articles in this feed with readability" to get full articles from linked webpage

https://www.readability.com/

When set to open articles in a browser in the background, it would be good if some kind of visual mark could indicate that the article has "gone" to the browser and is waiting there to be read.

The large icons usually just take up unnecessary space. I'd rather have text only in the article list. This would allow users with smaller monitors, such as myself, to reduce the size of the article list without jumbling the text together, leaving more room to view the actual feed.

Tumblr.com is where I share most of my links. It would be nice to be able to do that from NNW/Mac. Or, if there were some way to add custom sharing entries, that would do the trick, too.

Timeline font size is a bit of a strain to read for my older eyes. Font options similar to those for the articles would very helprul.

Cmd-N should open a new main window, not add a new feed.

The relative links in feeds such as http://www.penny-arcade.com/patv/extra-credits
are interpreted as file:// locations.

Temporary workaround is resizing window, but that's a pain.