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I recall I stopped using RSS feeds when Google pulled the plug on the reader. I couldn't find anything that was as convenient and I don't really want to pay for
by Shaddox 8y ago
I recall I stopped using RSS feeds when Google pulled the plug on the reader. I couldn't find anything that was as convenient and I don't really want to pay for yet another subscription as I have too many of those as it is.
- boastful_inaba 8y agohttps://www.youneedfeeds.com/web-based/ https://www.youneedfeeds.com/web-based/ Feedly (and others) have free tiers available. It's worth a shot again - especially for zero dollars.
- guybedo 8y agoI built https://aktu.io https://aktu.io, a mix between GoogleNews and GoogleReader, would love to have your feedback if you want to give it a try!
- Shaddox 8y agoI just tried your product and I absolutely love it. I like how snappy it feels and adding feeds of my own is a breeze. I also like how minimalist it is and I can just look at my feeds without some ads or content I don't care about bombarding me. With that being said, there are some things that could be done better: 1. Adding a new feed or (especially) removing a feed could be a little more intuitive. Now that I know how to use it it doesn't bother me so much. 2. An all expand in my articles would be nice. 3. if I refresh with the button in my articles everything is highlighted again. If you don't care about doing more work in it I totally understand where you're coming from and things are fine the way they are.