Organizing your feeds
Folders
Group your followed feeds by topic or source so your timeline stays easy to browse.
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Folders are the simplest way to organize Newsbin. A folder is just a container for feeds you’ve followed — “Tech,” “News,” “Sports,” whatever fits how you read.
Creating and filling folders
- Create a folder, give it a name, and drag feeds into it (or assign a feed to a folder when you add it).
- A feed lives in one folder at a time. If you want the same articles to appear in several places based on their content rather than their source, that’s what smart groups are for.
- Selecting a folder shows every unread article across the feeds inside it.
Folders vs. smart groups
They solve different problems:
| Folders | Smart Groups | |
|---|---|---|
| Organized by | The source (which feed) | The content (tags, age, sources) |
| Membership | You place feeds manually | Articles match automatically |
| Best for | “Show me everything from my tech blogs” | “Show me anything mentioning climate from the last week” |
Use folders for tidy browsing by source, and smart groups when you want articles to gather themselves by subject.
Tips
- Empty folders are cleaned up automatically to avoid duplicates cluttering your sidebar.
- Folder layout syncs across your devices through iCloud.
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