> I will use it if I happen to be in front of a device where I cannot install anything and only have access to a web browser. Really? Usually in situations lik

> I will use it if I happen to be in front of a device where I cannot install anything and only have access to a web browser. Really? Usually in situations like that I either pull out my phone and use Reeder for iOS or visit the websites directly. Google Reeder's web client might as well not exist, it's just so bad. I'm actually kind of surprised there isn't a Google Reader web app replacement that is popular or well known. I would be interested in a "Reeder in the browser" solution like that occasionally.