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That was over four years ago. It's time to move on with your life. You'll meet other feeds and timelines...
by wybiral 9y ago
That was over four years ago. It's time to move on with your life. You'll meet other feeds and timelines...
- thrill 9y agoIt's still a sore spot. It was like a knife in the ribs. A really long knife. Serrated. And floppy. Spinning, too. Laced with Carolina Reaper sauce.
- thedaemon 9y agoWith the death of Google Reader, I completely stopped reading feeds. It killed a part of the internet for me.
- wybiral 9y agoSocial networks came in with their own version of what a "feed" is and then Push started to rise. So the old model of on-request feeds was probably on the downfall anyway.
- ldiracdelta 9y agoI found https://goread.io/ https://goread.io/ as my replacement. Doesn't have the intelligence to spotlight articles, but it does pretty well.
- gorbachev 9y agoFeedly is better than Google Reader ever was these days. The team there is also super responsive to issues.
- BrandoElFollito 9y agoI agree that Feedly is great (using it right now to reply). The support is however abysmal. I tried to raise two bugs for a year but nobody cared to reply. They are at par with JetBrains. In contrast, I did not have any hopes with Chrome but it ended up being worked upon.
- SirZimzim 9y agoSame here, I've tried feedly and a variety of local clients but it just didn't have the same charm. Now I just pop open HN, my automatic Google Now feed, and reddit occasionally.
- emorning2 9y agoNewsBlur is closest replacement I could find, been using it since Reader died. I like it.
- arsham 9y agoI'm using inoreader.com, it's really good.
- ortusdux 9y agoI still have the Reader bookmark next to Gmail's. Once or twice a year I click it accidentally and get angry all over again. It serves as a reminder to not put all my eggs in one basket.