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They serve different purposes. The viewer in the browser is only to preview what you're going to get if you subscribe without switching context to another appli
by yakubin 4y ago
They serve different purposes. The viewer in the browser is only to preview what you're going to get if you subscribe without switching context to another application (most feeds I view I don't end up subscribing to). A feed reader is for subscribing and reading regularly.
A shout-out to NetNewsWire from me. It's perfect.
- torstenvl 4y ago> A shout-out to NetNewsWire from me. It's perfect. It would be a lot more perfect if you could force it to push local state to the cloud when it syncs (or vice versa). Automagically applying heuristics doesn't always work so well. I really need to sit down one weekend and figure out how to make this work (by iterating through DB.sqlite3 and pushing the appropriate entries to Sync.sqlite3... I think...).