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When Reader was killed, I switched to Feedly and haven't looked back. It took Reader's feature-set (at least, the features I care about) and has continued to pr
by organsnyder 9y ago
When Reader was killed, I switched to Feedly and haven't looked back. It took Reader's feature-set (at least, the features I care about) and has continued to provide a robust application for consuming news. I never used the social bits of Reader, though.
- xtracto 9y agoI second that. I am an avid Feedly user and a paying customer. It really filled up the huge void in Google Reader. I use Feedly it to consume RSS feeds. Although nowadays they hide the feature in the interface, it is possible to subscribe to a feed by just pasting it in input text box when you are looking for new content.
- ad-hominem 9y agoI try to use Feedly every six months but the UI is so unusably bad that I abandon it completely after two tries to read my feeds. I have quit reading about a dozen news sites / webcomics just because I used to check them through the feeds and now I can't be bothered.
- pinkano 9y agothank you so much, happy to hear this. Petr from Feedly