@math-GH Maybe you will want to fine tune a bit the style

I’m not a fan of implementing a solution in the core, nor am I fond of this particular style.

I would propose to create an extension for it. It would be a simple JavaScript that counts the items of each category.

That is the current global view The counter has a complete different meaning here

Why I do not like the style: The numbers are used in the other cases for the "unread" counter.

And a question left:
What is the information behind "501" feeds in this category vs. "299" feeds vs. "8" feeds?

Fair point for the style being used in other contexts. But in a view, which purpose is to manage feeds in categories, showing their number seems like a reasonable basic expectation.

So other style suggestions welcome.

When categories are used to organise larger amounts of feeds, showing their numbers is interesting. I have for instance a case of organising many companies.
Furthermore, some categories may have a dynamic number of feeds, and seeing changes can be useful.

P.S. I can for instance remember in the past having exported to OPML to get this information

What if it gives more information than just the number of feeds?

• number of feeds
• number of scrapped websites (feed type that uses XPath)
• number of "error" feeds
• number of muted feeds

=> 4 numbers + icon for each => give numbers in 1 rows below the headline, above the feed list (or have a fixed footer in each box, that includes the "add feeds" link too)

And the "Display position" of the category (if given) could be useful too.

Let me link #4672 that wants to improve the subscription page too

@math-GH Sounds nice 👍🏻

The simple solution is to show the count in parentheses after the title, rather than right-aligned in a badge

Something like that? Help to polish the styling welcome + maybe i18n.

🗞️ feeds · 🔇 muted · ⚠️ errors · 🕸️ scraping · 🎣 full content retrieval

I like this solution. Great!
What would I expect as a user: each icon should be a simple filter button. Click on it and show only this entries. Please use here <button> incl. a title

Currently I am not so super happy while using UTF8 icons instead of . But I know that the triangle symbol and muted symbol are used already as UTF8. So let's keep it for the first shot.
The feed count icon: I would purpose to use the RSS icon (I know it is not 100% accurate but self explaining). Or what about this: 🧾 or 📰
Icon propose for web scrapping: ⛏️ (a pick)
Icon for full content retrieval: I cannot see what kind of icon it is. This icon could be used too: ♨️(it has no real meaning but it is striking) 😆
Or the scissors could represent it as well? ✂️

What does this number mean?

Number of unread articles, like in the main view

Number of unread articles, like in the main view

Is it interesting in this view?

Is it interesting in this view?

I would say a bit interesting, yes, and also for consistency with the main view, but I do not really mind

Would you feel like pushing some of your suggestions, @math-GH ?

Or the scissors could represent it as well? ✂️

I like it

Is it interesting in this view?

I would say a bit interesting, yes, and also for consistency with the main view, but I do not really mind

I would not expect that number here. Would it increase the used resource to calculate the number?

In my opinion another number is more interesting if used: The display position number. It would explain the order of the categories.

Would it increase the used resource to calculate the number?

No, this information comes for free in this view.

I do not really mind, so if you have energy for polishing this PR, please go ahead as you believe is best

I think making a list of display position numbers is a good idea.
Would it be better to merge #7341 into this view or separate it into a another view?
In my opinion, the latter is more simple.
If the latter, it is not required in this view, because a list of display position numbers is provided in #7341 view (of course, both views could provide it).

As stated here, I think it would be better to have a list of feeds and categories in a table where we can apply some filters (ex: show muted feeds, show feeds with an overriding configuration, ...).

This list could have mode information than what is given in the current form.

As stated here, I think it would be better to have a list of feeds and categories in a table where we can apply some filters (ex: show muted feeds, show feeds with an overriding configuration, ...).

This list could have mode information than what is given in the current form.

Sounds like an promising idea