Right now, Saved articles don't show up native apps at all, since they're not exposed by the Google Reader / FreshRSS API.
I'm not sure of the best way to expose this, but exposing them as a special tag or subscription would work. If there's no requirement that folders have a unique name, we could just expose this as a hard-coded Saved folder / Saved subscription. Alternately, we could expose them as a subscription with no folder (uncategorized).
We want to implement this with the nicest UX we can, but the overriding goal is to not have weird edge cases that break things (like if folder names have to be unique and our Saved folder conflicts with a user's Saved folder).
Right now, Saved articles don't show up native apps at all, since they're not exposed by the Google Reader / FreshRSS API.
I'm not sure of the best way to expose this, but exposing them as a special tag or subscription would work. If there's no requirement that folders have a unique name, we could just expose this as a hard-coded Saved folder / Saved subscription. Alternately, we could expose them as a subscription with no folder (uncategorized).
We want to implement this with the nicest UX we can, but the overriding goal is to not have weird edge cases that break things (like if folder names have to be unique and our Saved folder conflicts with a user's Saved folder).