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I'm always positively surprised how compatible the whole RSS ecosystem mostly is. They either implement the Google Reader API or the Fever API and you can choos
by dewey 9y ago
I'm always positively surprised how compatible the whole RSS ecosystem mostly is. They either implement the Google Reader API or the Fever API and you can choose between a lot of different apps for your platforms.
My current combination that I'm happy with for a few years is:
https://miniflux.net https://miniflux.net + Reeder on iOS and Mac
- codyogden 9y agoCurious, did you upgrade to 2.0? I went to check in on my site recently, and found that they nuked the project and rewrote it in Go.
- dewey 9y agoYep and as someone who works with Go at my day job that's just an additional point to like the project ;)
- codyogden 9y agoAhhh...that's cool! It was kind of intriguing that they removed a bunch of features/things. I built out some custom systems that rely on the semi-public RSS feeds the legacy project generated, so upgrading is more of a long-term goal, I guess.
- jboynyc 9y agoI also run miniflux and like it a lot. However, I was surprised to see that there are no viable Android apps that can speak to the Fever API. None of the current feed reader apps in the Google or F-Droid app stores qualify, and the APKs of an unmaintained app called Press floating around aren't too confidence inspiring.