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From my experience, a self-hosted web aggregator is the most convenient option. I initially wrote my own (very clunky) in PHP when I realized Thunderbird would
by yoha 10y ago
From my experience, a self-hosted web aggregator is the most convenient option. I initially wrote my own (very clunky) in PHP when I realized Thunderbird would not do.
I am currently using FreshRSS [1]. MiniFlux [2] and TinyTinyRSS [3] are pretty good to.
[1] FreshRSS http://freshrss.org/ http://freshrss.org/
[2] MiniFlux https://miniflux.net/ https://miniflux.net/
[3] TinyTinyRSS https://tt-rss.org/gitlab/fox/tt-rss/wikis/home https://tt-rss.org/gitlab/fox/tt-rss/wikis/home
- thescribe 10y agoIf any of these will work with Reeder I think I just found my weekend project.
- angus-g 10y agoI know that both Miniflux (previously used) and TinyTinyRSS (currently using) work with Reeder (via the Fever API). It's a bit annoying that the Fever API doesn't provide any way to add feeds though, so you'll need to do that in-browser.