Fecha de publicación: 12/06/2019 Fuente: Noticias ICEX Lugar: All Cancel the noise in your Feeds

Some of the sources you follow in Feedly are broader than the topics and trends you care about. That additional noise can add up and become overwhelming or result in you wasting precious time.



In this article, we’ll show you how to use Leo Mute Filters to mute keywords, companies, people, topics, authors, sites, and more.



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Let’s get started!



Mute keywords



Want to avoid a spoiler about Game of Thrones until you have finished reading all the books or tired of hearing about Pokemon Go or the latest Apple monitor?



Train Leo to mute Game of Thrones



You can train Leo to mute specific keywords and remove all mentions of those keywords from your feeds, temporarily or permanently.



Note: with Leo Mute Filters, you no longer need to use quotes around phrases with spaces. Leo will take care of converting the input into the right query.



Mute companies



Curating content to share on Social Media and want to avoid mentions of your competitors?



Train Leo to mute mentions of SAP in your business feed



You can train Leo to mute each of your competitors and automatically remove all the articles mentioning those competitors.



Mute people



Want to avoid articles about specific celebrities, politicians, or executives?



Train Leo to mute mentions of Kim Kardashian



Creating a Leo Mute Filter for a celebrity, politician or executive will automatically remove all the articles that mention that person from your feed.



Mute topics



Following a broad source like TechCrunch, Wired and Forbes but don’t care about topics like gaming? Or following a keyword alert for a public company but don’t care about financials or market reports?







With Leo Mute Filters, you can mute topics and increase the focus of your Feeds. Leo ships with 1,000 pre-trained topics.



Mute authors



Don’t like a specific author from one of the sources you follow?



Train Leo to mute a specific author with the author: operator



With the author: operator, you can train Leo to look for specific authors and mute all the articles from that author in your Feed. (Sorry Katherine, we actually love your work!)



Mute title patterns



Want to remove articles which have a specific keyword in their title?



Train Leo to look for a keyword in the title of an article



With the title: prefix, you can train Leo to look for a mention of a keyword in the title of the article and mute the matches.



Mute sites



Finding some of the sources referenced in Google News Keyword Alerts irrelevant?



Train Leo to mute specific sites using the site: operator



With the site: prefix, you can train Leo to mute specific sites from your keyword alerts.



Forever or temporarily



When you create a Leo Mute Filter, you can specify a duration.



Select a duration



Once you have trained Leo with a Mute Filter, you can easily remove, pause or resume that filter via the Train Leo page.



Pause or remove a mute filter



Like with all the other Leo skills, it was important for us that you always feel in control and can continuously refine your Leo as your needs evolve.



While reading



When reading articles, Leo will highlight the most salient entities mentioned in the content. This makes it easy to click on them and priorities or mute those entities.



Mute an entity while reading



You can also highlight any snippet of text and mute that phrase



Highlight and mute any phrase



Finally, when reading an article, you can click on the Less Like This button and easily mute one of the topics Leo has associated with the article



Train Leo to mute a topic vis Less Like This







On mobile or on the web



The Leo Mute Filter skill is available both on the Web and on mobile (version 65+).



You can train Leo to mute topics and keywords on mobile.



From a Feed



Train Leo to mute mentions of Apple on your Business feed



From an article



Train Leo to mute mentions of Spark New Zealand



From Less Like This (long swipe from right to left)



Train Leo to mute a topic via Less Like This



Curious about trying Leo Mute Filters on some of your feeds? Try Feedly Pro+.



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FAQ



Are there limits to the number of Leo Mute Filters a user or team can create?



The number of Mute Filters you can use is determined by the plan you are on:



Pro+ plan – 25 terms per FeedBusiness plan – 200 terms per Feed



Note: The “All Personal Feeds” option counts as 1 Feed in terms of these limits. You can have 25 or 200 terms on this feed, depending on your plan. 



Can a Mute Filter target a specific source?



No. Mute filters can target a list of sources (what we call a Feed) or all your Feeds.