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Somewhat related to following blogs. But how do I follow blogs anyway? Is there any good Google Reader like apps, that are easy to use?
by jyriand 10y ago
Somewhat related to following blogs. But how do I follow blogs anyway? Is there any good Google Reader like apps, that are easy to use?
- dduarte 10y agoFeedly
- inetsee 10y agoI loved Google Reader. When it died, I tried several replacements. Feedly was the one I ended up using. I'm not as fond of it as I was of Reader, but in my opinion it's the best of the ones I tried.
- pencilcode 10y agoFeedly as a backend to Reeder 3 (paid). Don't like Feedly interface so opted instead for Reeder, much better experience IMHO
- donretag 10y agoI use AOL Reader.
- jasonkostempski 10y agoI use a desktop app, QuiteRSS. I'm in front of the same computer all day so I don't need a reader that's synced across devices. Whatever you use, I suggest you look into subscribing to everything you can using RSS (HN, Reddit, YouTube), it's a much better experience than rescanning sites over and over.
- k-mcgrady 10y agoI've started using email where possible. As long as they only send me new articles I'm happy. The second they spam me, I don't read them anymore. Unfortunately not everywhere offers it.
- kyriakos 10y agoI use Feedly and greader on Android (using Feedly as a source).
- toddh 10y agoFeedly is awesome. Give it a shot.
- bgrohman 10y agoI wrote a personal bookmark web app to keep track of sites I visit frequently, group them, tag them, and search. It was a fun project, and I'm the only user, so there isn't any support overhead. It runs on a $5/month Linode instance.
- balamaci 10y agoI've been using lately https://booky.io/ https://booky.io/ . I'm not affiliated in anyway with them. It's currently missing a global bookmark search though.
- rcpt 10y agoSince I often don't have a connection Pocket is my goto for reading (though it's awful at math). https://feedhuddler.com https://feedhuddler.com automatically populates Pocket from rss.
- nsheridan 10y agoI'm very happy with inoreader
- technojunkie 10y agoI second this. Very Google Reader like.
- UncleSlacky 10y agoI use Netvibes: https://www.netvibes.com/en https://www.netvibes.com/en
- krallja 10y agoStringer is open source, and works with Reeder2.
- allan_wind 10y agorss2email
- censoredreality 10y agoTT-RSS running on my linux box. Has slick web and app clients (although I had to pay for the android client).
- theshrike79 10y agoNewsblur won it for me when Google Reader went tits up.
- charlieegan3 10y agoI've recently been looking to use web based tools where possible and tried out feedbin. If it stops running I can self host as it's open source. In the meantime I'm more than happy to pay the monthly sub for something I use daily. https://feedbin.com/ https://feedbin.com/