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What do people use to read RSS feeds? I stopped following RSS feeds ever since Google Reader shut down, and wondering what a good free replacement is.
by JSavageReal 7y ago
What do people use to read RSS feeds? I stopped following RSS feeds ever since Google Reader shut down, and wondering what a good free replacement is.
- scarface74 7y agoFeedly. On iOS it uses the SafariViewController to show the actual web pages in an embedded web view - meaning any content blockers you have installed also work within Feedly.
- Lev1a 7y agoPersonally I use the "Feedbro Reader" addon for Firefox. Works perfectly fine.
- superkuh 7y agoQuiteRSS. It handles my 1MB opml list of RSS feeds fairly easily. Native clients for many OSes.
- jeena 7y agoSelfhosted TinyTinyRSS
- xtat 7y agonewsblur!
- dingus 7y agohttps://ranchero.com/netnewswire/ https://ranchero.com/netnewswire/ NetNewsWire 5 just released for MacOS. I believe it's also coming to iOS eventually.
- Seirdy 7y agoThe very best RSS reader in my not-so-humble opinion is the FOSS [Newsboat](https://newsboat.org/ https://newsboat.org/), the spiritual successor to Newsbeauter. It can pipe article links and text through other programs. I can pipe YouTube videos to youtube-dl, article text through pandoc and w3m, podcast files through podboat (newsboat's sister podcasting program), and links through a bookmarking program. You can also pipe article text through something like urlview to select links by pressing a key. I can also reload each of my 200+ feeds in a different thread to speed things up.