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I'm still angry (ish) at google for killing google reader, it met my RSS needs really nicely. I use feedly now. Which is pretty good. For me having it has a w
by keithnz 8y ago
I'm still angry (ish) at google for killing google reader, it met my RSS needs really nicely.
I use feedly now. Which is pretty good. For me having it has a web site is most useful, rather than a device oriented thing that manages feeds.
- BigChiefSmokem 8y agoThe thing that bugs me about the Feedly website is that it doesn't really feel like a RSS reader, at least on the free service. Maybe the paid version is (much) more customizable but I doubt it. It reminds me more of Flipboard. Edit: It's tailored to marketing people so I think that's why.
- greenyoda 8y agoYou might want to try NewsBlur.com - it's quite similar to how Google Reader used to be. It has a free version (64 RSS feeds) and a paid version (unlimited feeds). (I remember trying Feedly when Google Reader died, but ended up going with NewsBlur instead.)
- talonx 8y agoI switched to inoreader.com when Google Reader went away. Not the best but it works for me, a tad slow to load the first time. I tried Feedly but gave up when their nginx LB timed out after a minute because my OPML import was a big file. Plus, the interface does not feel like an RSS reader, as somebody else points out.
- josefresco 8y agoI use the Feedly iOS app - never used or even seen the website. What I like about the app, is the "all done!" message at the end of your daily feeds. It's a nice reminder/poke to get off the phone and get on with life.