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Google Reader

• xeno42 10y ago
  fwiw i switched from Google Reader to https://bazqux.com/ https://bazqux.com/ - The UX is very similar, has no problem dealing with a lot of feeds and is fast enough to keep up with my ~1000 item/day habit.
• kaizensoze 10y ago
  Digg Reader is decent. https://digg.com/reader https://digg.com/reader
• fernly 10y ago
  RSS Owl (http://www.rssowl.org/ http://www.rssowl.org/) is a good replacement.
• viraptor 10y ago
  Another alternative: theoldreader.com - they aim for a very close replica of the original.
• Bootvis 10y ago
  I like Newsblur
  • p4bl0 10y ago
    I second this. I tried an awefull lot of feed readers when Google announced the end of Reader, and Newsblur is by far the most usable one, and it is actually pretty good. I would stay on Newsblur rather than returning to Google Reader would it come back to life.
• ivank 10y ago
  https://www.inoreader.com/ https://www.inoreader.com/ - I might be mentioning it too often, but it's a great replacement that mirrors the Google Reader UI closely while adding a lot of enhancements. It also doesn't throw away old cached posts.
• tjohns 10y ago
  Feedbin is a pretty good alternative, especially when coupled with Press as an Android client.
• DiabloD3 10y ago
  The most popular replacement, and the one I personally use, is Feedly. http://feedly.com/ http://feedly.com/
• kajecounterhack 10y ago
  https://theoldreader.com https://theoldreader.com
• renke1 10y ago
  For me https://www.commafeed.com https://www.commafeed.com comes close to the Google Reader experience.