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QuiteRSS. This is a simple Qt application with good usability that does the job. Advantages: It's neither a web service that will disappaer tomorrow, nor a bro
by vog 9y ago
QuiteRSS. This is a simple Qt application with good usability that does the job.
Advantages: It's neither a web service that will disappaer tomorrow, nor a browser extension that ties you to a specific browser.
https://quiterss.org/en/about https://quiterss.org/en/about
Off-Topic: As with most websites, I had to visit an "About" sub page to get to the description what it does. Why?! Shouldn't this information be the first you read when you open the main site? It's almost the same nonsense as with so-called "landing pages". If a company's main site doesn't qualify as landing page, why do they create a separate sub page instead of just improving their main site? And some websites don't have any newcomer-friendly sub page at all - then there's Wikipedia to the rescue.
- rasjani 9y agoSingle apps might be good replacement for greader app but not really for greader as a service. For example: i have multiple devices with different OS’s, some of they had native apps some didn’t but no matter where and how I used reader, I was always in same state from where I had previously been (read items and tags). I’ve personally settled with feedly now but even now after all these years, it’s not up to par with google reader.