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I still don't know how to use the Internet without Google Reader :/

• sls 11y ago
  https://theoldreader.com/ https://theoldreader.com/ works for me
  • 19870213 11y ago
    Ouch, automatic locale detection, and badly in need of a (proper) translator (for at least Dutch). And no way to switch language that I can find (wouldn't be the first time that was translated with ""). I'm currently using https://blogtrottr.com https://blogtrottr.com to get e-mail updates for RSS/Atom feeds.
    • Gmo 11y ago
      Huh ? You can change the language (I'm in France and I have my theoldreader in English). You just need to click on your login at the top right and go to "Settings" (probably Instellingen in Dutch).
      • 19870213 11y ago
        I don't have an account there. But I just figured out that using: https://theoldreader.com/?locale=en https://theoldreader.com/?locale=en will also get me English text. That enables me to properly evaluate it before signing up should I want to.
• ivank 11y ago
  https://www.inoreader.com/ https://www.inoreader.com/ is a good replacement
• technojunkie 11y ago
  This is as close to Google Reader as I've gotten with any of them. https://www.inoreader.com https://www.inoreader.com
  • joosters 11y ago
    Inoreader is fantastic! Works great on the web or in an app.
    • dingo_bat 11y ago
      The app is nowhere close in polish to the google reader app, but I make do :'(
      • technojunkie 11y ago
        Considering all the rest of the Reader clones that have popped up, I think this one comes as close to Google Reader as they get.
• crazysim 11y ago
  newsblur is one of those open source yet hosted options that is a really good replacement
• Arkaad 11y ago
  What about The Old Reader? https://theoldreader.com/ https://theoldreader.com/ It's very similar to Google Reader, with the same UI.
• brodock 11y ago
  Feedly works fine