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These days the best-of-breed are all web-based, which is fine by me since it's web-based content I'm reading, anyway. I personally run tt-rss and I quite like
by CarelessExpert 5y ago
These days the best-of-breed are all web-based, which is fine by me since it's web-based content I'm reading, anyway.
I personally run tt-rss and I quite like it precisely because it's light, fast, has good keyboard shortcuts, and has a solid Android app.
I used to use Feedly and it's also an excellent option if you're not into hosting your own infrastructure.
- asdff 5y agoI've used almost all of the readers, web and software based, and ended up settling on newsboat. You can set up a url handler script that throws links at appropriate viewers (like mpv for youtube videos, rtv for reddit threads) and it ends up being pretty seamless and fast. No mobile of course which I don't mind, but you could just export your feed list and use another rss reader for that if you really needed your feeds on your phone too.