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What you want is RSS, but you don't need to learn how it works at all. Go to feedly.com and create a (free) account. Add sites you want to follow (there's an 'a
by fovc 5y ago
What you want is RSS, but you don't need to learn how it works at all. Go to feedly.com and create a (free) account. Add sites you want to follow (there's an 'add content' button which lets you search by URL). Done. Feedly will give you a home page with titles and blurbs, and for many sites you can even get the 'reader mode' content without navigating to the site directly.
[Not affiliated with feedly, just a happy user]
- tailspin2019 5y agoI think it’s similar to Feedly but I’m a fan of feedbin.com And for an iOS/Mac client I _highly_ recommend “Reeder”. [0] Have used both for years now. [0] https://reederapp.com https://reederapp.com
- lamontcg 5y agohttps://www.newsblur.com https://www.newsblur.com representin'
- tailspin2019 5y agoLooks v interesting but could do with a mobile friendly website!
- kstrauser 5y agoAfter a period of inactivity, NetNewsWire (https://netnewswire.com https://netnewswire.com) is back as FOSS, and it's awesome.
- lanamo 5y ago+ 1 for Reeder - great design!
- stereoradonc 5y agoHave you tried Inoreader? cheaper and better than Feedly. I wasn't too happy with Feedly's UI and found it very confusing.
- pinkano 5y agoWhat was confusing?