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Well, NewsBlur gives you all that and is open source too. It's also less expensive if you use the hosted version ($36/yr for NewsBlur vs 48€ for feediary).
by p4bl0 8y ago
Well, NewsBlur gives you all that and is open source too. It's also less expensive if you use the hosted version ($36/yr for NewsBlur vs 48€ for feediary).
- reitanqild 8y agoI have a strong feeling I tried newsblur before and didn't like it so there might still be room for a couple of RSS readers. (No this is not a jab at newsblur, it might be an excellent product just like other things I don't personally like. My point is only there is room for more products.) Personally I use Feedbro which I find excellent: - works nicely (well, I had to restore my opml a couple of times) but when it works I really like it - no login. No account. - runs locally as a Firefox extension It is not open source though as far as I can see.