Fellow Twitterer @sxtxixtxcxh (who has far more graphics skills than I could begin to wish for) answered my iconic plea built a perfect png for the Feedly Fluid app. I made it a full-on icns file and replaced my original, crappy Feedly.icns with it (grab it here). There are a few ways to get it into your environment if you have already used the updater.
Method 1 involves downloading the new icon, replacing the one in ~/Library/Application Support/Feedly with the new one and rebuilding the Fluid app (which is described in the original post).
Method 2 involves downloading the new icon, replacing the one ~/Library/Application Support/Feedly with the new one, then opening up the Feedly.app you made with Fluid (right-click, "Show Package Contents"), sifting down to the Resources folder there and replacing the appl.icns with the new icon (you'll need to rename it to appl.icns).
Method 3 involves deleting the ~/Library/Application Support/Feedly directory and also deleting the Fluid app you built and then re-running the Fluid Updater app and - finally - re-building the Fluid app.
Apologies for the process being less than painless. I did not anticipate the change this quickly and wanted to get the new icon into your hands as quickly as possible. I will be making modifications to the Feedly Update app to take this into account and post a 1.1 version soon.
Thanks for both the icon and
Thanks for both the icon and the script. One remark, though: there is a far less painful way to update the icon, which Fluid provides out of the box. Go to your SSB’s preferences, choose “General”, click the “Change…” button labeled “Application Icon”, select the new icon, restart your SSB. Cheers.