Today I spent time going through my RSS feeds on Feedly. Staring at the forest of unread articles, I realized I needed an easy way to sort through and compile a ‘Read later’ list. I decided to sign up for Mozilla’s Pocket and integrated it with Feedly. When I compared the article filters between the web version and the mobile app, I noticed that you get more with the mobile version.

Web/Desktop version

You only get ‘Oldest first’ or ‘Newest first’.

Mobile app

Oh wow, you get filter options as well as sort options!

Image of sort/filter options in mobile Pocket app

Test oracle

This is not consistent with comparable products (see FEW HICCUPPS article from developsense.com):

Comparable Products. We expect the system to be consistent with systems that are in some way comparable. This includes other products in the same product line; competitive products, services, or systems; or products that are not in the same category but which process the same data; or alternative processes or algorithms.

I wonder what other features might not be consistent between the two platforms?