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I use FreshRSS on the server side, Reeder on mobile (iOS), Newsboat on desktop. Reeder + FreshRSS has been a very premium-feeling experience for me. One downsid

I use FreshRSS on the server side, Reeder on mobile (iOS), Newsboat on desktop. Reeder + FreshRSS has been a very premium-feeling experience for me. One downside to this setup is that FreshRSS' web interface sucks on mobile, at least on iOS -- but with Reeder I never have to use the web interface. There is an Android RSS client I've used that works with FreshRSS but I can't recall it. I self host the following services to get RSS feeds for specific users/channels on closed (or less functional with RSS) platforms: - Bibliogram (Instagram) - Nitter (Twitter) - Teddit (Reddit) - RSSHub (Youtube and a bunch of other integrations)

skinnymuch 4y ago
Thanks for this post! Lots of resources and references mentioned to look up. Yeah the interface isn’t so important with a different feed reader actually being used. I’m guessing there isn’t filtering available. I’ll look into it though.
- heywoodlh 4y ago
  > I’m guessing there isn’t filtering available. What do you mean by "filtering"?
  - skinnymuch 4y ago
    Like having an article go into a smart folder based on a keyword or some other basic filtering metric (say the author, tags of the blog post etc). Really anything beyond the basic way feed readers have folders and feeds by site
    - heywoodlh 4y ago
      Ahhhh, I see. That sounds like a great feature to use, I'll have to see if FreshRSS supports it