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Let me pitch you a different way of doing it. I use TinyTinyRSS https://tt-rss.org/ https://tt-rss.org/ as a backend to synchronize what I've already read but I
by jeena 9y ago
Let me pitch you a different way of doing it. I use TinyTinyRSS https://tt-rss.org/ https://tt-rss.org/ as a backend to synchronize what I've already read but I don't like the UI so I wrote a desktop app as a front end: https://github.com/jeena/feedthemonkey https://github.com/jeena/feedthemonkey
I sometimes read my feeds on the phone too, there I just use one of the many apps compatible with TTRSS.
- meteor333 9y agoThat's very neat. Great job! I'll give this a try.
- ocdtrekkie 9y agoI also do this. In my case, since my mobile and desktop both run Windows, I use TheScientist's Windows 10 client: https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9WZDNCRDMBN3 https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9WZDNCRDMBN3
- jamesbvaughan 9y agoI just recently started using tt-rss. I use the web version (with the feedly theme) occasionally but usually use it from newsboat. What mobile apps would you recommend?
- bpye 9y agoNever tried tt-rss but have tried Freshness and ended up settling on Miniflux as my preferred reader. Miniflux: + Single binary, no Cron jobs + Easy to run in a container - nothing is stored to a file - everything in the DB + Supports Let's Encrypt out of the box + Simple fast UI + Fever API support, good readers exist for iOS, less Android (working on that though) - No web push notifications - No PubSubHubbub support (though I couldn't make that work with FreshRSS either) - No maintained Android clients (if in wrong please tell me!) - Only supports PostgreSQL FreshRSS: + Richer feature set + Push notifications + PubSubHubbub + Android apps, though they aren't perfect - More moving parts, needs Cron, PHP - Harder to run in a container - Web UI is worse on mobile [1] - https://freshrss.org https://freshrss.org [2] - https://miniflux.net https://miniflux.net