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Please share your favorite RSS client
by elliotec 7y ago
Please share your favorite RSS client
- syshum 7y agoRight now I am mainly using Feedly. However I have been wanting to selfhost more so evaluating moving to either FreshRSS or TinyRSS,
- amaccuish 7y agoWeirdly after switching between many self hosted options, including Nextcloud News which lasted the longest, I ended up putting rss2email [0] in docker and configured it to SMTP (it can also deposit them onto an IMAP server directly) articles to my address. I then have an inbox rule that puts it all into a folder and another that deletes items after 7 days. If I want to save an article, I just move it into my "Archive" folder. Why using email? I switch between phones, OSs etc and it was a bitch to find decent clients for the self hosted options on each OS. I can generally get my email everywhere, via ActiveSync on my phone, WebUI, thunderbird etc. And since I host my mail, the data never leaves my network :) It works really well, though I do sometimes feel like RMS having web pages emailed to me lol [0] https://github.com/wking/rss2email https://github.com/wking/rss2email
- s3bast0m 7y agoBazqux, basically a GoogleReader clone if Google would still develop it. Works really well on mobile as PWA. Not free, but worth 20-30$ sub a year. Not affiliated, but a happy subscriber for 5-6 years. Everybody who still misses GoogleReader should try it. https://github.com/bazqux/ https://github.com/bazqux/ https://bazqux.com/ https://bazqux.com/
- JetSpiegel 7y agoMiniflux for me. There's a paid hosted SaaS option, or you can host it yourself. https://miniflux.app/ https://miniflux.app/