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25. Yep slow but my opml list was imported. I just gave up waiting for any confirmation message. On a later reload all were there ok. Early days but I doubt it will replace newsgator for me.

Posted at 4:46AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Andrew

26. Cmon, any new service like this from a company as cutting-edge as google is going to be slow and doggy its first day out the gate. Everyone - everyone - on the planet is hammering google.com/reader right now with everything they've got. Imports are taking longer than some expect and are getting prematurely killed and retried, and everyone's poking at every button to see what they can see and bang out reviews asap. I think we all should take a breath, take a number if possible, and give Reader beta some time to blossom.

Posted at 4:46AM on Dec 19th 2005 by David Chartier

27. Google has a history of BETA'ing high quality usable products. I'm concerned about their rush to market with this product. Yahoo has in my opinion been hurt with too many half-ass products that have little sensible inter-operability. If Google heads down this road it could lead to a dilution of what they do best 'fast distributed search'.

I hope they resolve their interface issues quickly. Perhaps a Gmail type invitation only launch would have built better hype and anticipation in the market, not discouragement.

Posted at 4:46AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Craig

28. I don't think it's possible to know just what you are searching for when you enter [yahoo]. Not even a human may understand this because of lack of context. E.g. I entered [official yahoo blog] to get the RSS I was aiming for, and it was the top result too. Same was true for [official msn blog] and [official google blog].

Posted at 4:46AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Philipp Lenssen

29. I think everyone spoke too soon. I was seeing the same slow speeds in the first hour, but it's blazing for me now. It's still going out everyone once in a while, but for the most part it's incredibly fast.

Give it another try and see if it has sped up for you.

Posted at 4:46AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Nicholas

30. Its also probable that part of the early release was so they can see which RSS results people click on and use it in thier rating system, or at the very least to rework thier algorithems. All the speed issues are gone for me.

Posted at 4:46AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Caleb

31. iam using Firefox1.5Beta2 version. i didnt have any issue with the speed. loads everything fast.
Reader was working very well in the matter of speed.
coz many have reported Reader to be slow.

Posted at 4:46AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Subbu

32. Yes and in Firefox 1.0.7 ist is also very fast

Posted at 4:46AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Wally

33. The "You have recently subscribed to blahblah" problem has been fixed it seems. Now it shows "New Subscription" with the name of the subscription below

Posted at 4:46AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Caleb

34. Yesterday (7 oct) it was slow and I got some "Server Error" (much like orkut). Today all of them are working fine.
I find the search results very relevant!
But I didn't like the navigation of the posts... I can't use the mouse scroll to navigate! :(

Posted at 4:46AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Mauricio

35. Google is rushing products to market without ensuring that they are interoperable. This duplicates a lot of the functionality of the Google custom homepage (google.com/ig) yet that page cannot export an OPML feed and there is no integration between the two products.

Posted at 4:46AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Joshua Prowse

36. Notice the link at the top of the page "Google Home" allows you to explore the rest of Google's New Services (Personalised Home & Search History) but there is no way to get back to the reader!

Once again Google do not provide Opera support.

Posted at 4:46AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Sam Davyson

37. OK this Google Reader really sucks.

First of all, the lack of scrollbar in the item title list pane (lower left pane) defies logic. Can you imagine a GUI window with pageup/pagedown buttons but no scrollbars? How aggrevating is that? That's what this is. I'm move my mouse up-and-down-and-up-and-down just to find the interest articles. Bloglines newsroll metaphor is definitely better (though I wish their newsroll is paginated).

If you have a huge number of subscriptions, it's gonna crawl. Google Reader insist on loading ALL of them when you first enter the feed management pane. I have 404 feeds, it took like 7-10 secs to load them. Once I click on a label then the list become manageable (like 20 feeds)... Great. So I edit one of them, save it, and guess what? It returns to list ALL my feeds so it had to load 404 feeds AGAIN!!! I gave up after trying to relabel 5 feeds.

The interesting thing is, the item title list pane in the lower left doesn't load all items at once, it only loads the first 20 or so, and fetches more from the server only when you scroll down. So why can't the feed pane does the same thing?

But the bottom line is, this read-one-article-at-a-time metaphor isn't gonna work. Even if you only subcribe to say, 5 feeds, if one of them is high traffic (>30 posts/day) then it'll totally make it a nightmare. With my 404 feeds it's downright unusable.

However, I think it can be a kickass RSS reader is it does the following:

1. Scrollbar on the item item list (or at least pageup+pagedown buttons at both ends). It'll be nice if the pane is resizable horizontally as well.

2. A usable feed management pane (e.g. with partial loading and returns to the same label after each edit)

3. A paginated newsroll view

It's disappointing that Google consider this app BETA, it simply doesn't live up to the kind of quality and polish I expect from Google. I'd add that lame Google Blog Search to that list as well. Remember when Google Maps or Gmail launched their beta, they were largely feature-complete and bug-free.

Posted at 4:46AM on Dec 19th 2005 by goofrider

38. It was extremely disappointing to see that Google Reader *didn't work* in my browser par preference, Firefox (1.0.4 under Windows 2000), but ran in MSIE 6.0. Importing subscriptions from my Bloglines OPML file worked s-l-o-w-l-y and there is no way to tell whether everything got onboard or to verify that the entries I am reading really are the most recent ones (or how many there are). No big picture here -- yet.

Posted at 4:46AM on Dec 19th 2005 by PG Holmlov

39. Maybe its the end of a very long day... but, it took me 5 minutes to work out how to use the system. Google Reader does look very promising but it is probably the least user friendly Google product I have seen yet.

Unlike the comments above it seemed to be fast enough for and immported feeds without a problem in Firefox 1.5 Beta 2.

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