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I use Feedly, not sure why it's not more frequently recommended. https://feedly.com/ https://feedly.com/

CharlesW 4y ago
Feedly's great. A huge plus is that most mobile reader apps seem to be able to sync with it.
tholman 4y ago
Have been on the feedly train ever since google axed reader, was able to transfer all feeds via import ++ will help you get some kinda feed (can break with big site redesigns but has been pretty solid) from sites without RSS. Haven't needed to shop around at all since 2013.
pentium10 4y ago
Feedly is fenomenal, its my 2nd most used app after email. I really love the advanced features of mute filters, web alerts and Leo - Feedly's AI Engine.
pintxo 4y ago
Unfortunately the iOS App has major problems for some users, see the app reviews. I like it, but as of now it's barely usable.
- atsjie 4y ago
  It has a 4.6 rating which is good, especially if I can't recall ever being bothered by those automated rating popups. I use it everyday and works fine, "some" might be a small but vocal group? Might not be representative for a common user.
  - TylerE 4y ago
    Is it? iOS reviews to work like Amazon.,, a 4.5 is an F
- sebazzz 4y ago
  I haven’t had any major issues, but on the iPad the navigation is sometimes in limbo. I believe this is caused by using the keyboard/touchpad instead of touch.
- calciphus 4y ago
  I don't know about ios, but on Android there's a program called "Palabre" that lets you log into feedly. I like the interface, precache + readability features much more.
antonpirker 4y ago
I also use feedly and love it. It is basically my startpage to the web. It also replaces all social media news feeds for me.
arunc 4y ago
59 MB Android app. No, thanks.
- jasonboyd 4y ago
  I use Feedly Classic which is clocking in at around 37 MB. But I am looking at the other apps on my phone and the majority of them (maybe 90% roughly estimating) are well over 59 MB. Chrome, for example, is almost half a gig. What device are you using that 59 MB is an issue and are you also eschewing all the other apps that are that big or larger?
carpdiem 4y ago
One more vote for feedly from me! One of the few online subscriptions I don't mind at all paying for. I especially like the ability to auto-generate email addresses for newsletters to "turn them into" RSS feeds within feedly.

Feedly's great. A huge plus is that most mobile reader apps seem to be able to sync with it.

Have been on the feedly train ever since google axed reader, was able to transfer all feeds via import ++ will help you get some kinda feed (can break with big site redesigns but has been pretty solid) from sites without RSS. Haven't needed to shop around at all since 2013.

pentium10 4y ago

Feedly is fenomenal, its my 2nd most used app after email. I really love the advanced features of mute filters, web alerts and Leo - Feedly's AI Engine.

pintxo 4y ago

Unfortunately the iOS App has major problems for some users, see the app reviews. I like it, but as of now it's barely usable.

atsjie 4y ago
It has a 4.6 rating which is good, especially if I can't recall ever being bothered by those automated rating popups. I use it everyday and works fine, "some" might be a small but vocal group? Might not be representative for a common user.
- TylerE 4y ago
  Is it? iOS reviews to work like Amazon.,, a 4.5 is an F
sebazzz 4y ago
I haven’t had any major issues, but on the iPad the navigation is sometimes in limbo. I believe this is caused by using the keyboard/touchpad instead of touch.
calciphus 4y ago
I don't know about ios, but on Android there's a program called "Palabre" that lets you log into feedly. I like the interface, precache + readability features much more.

antonpirker 4y ago

I also use feedly and love it. It is basically my startpage to the web. It also replaces all social media news feeds for me.

arunc 4y ago

59 MB Android app. No, thanks.

jasonboyd 4y ago
I use Feedly Classic which is clocking in at around 37 MB. But I am looking at the other apps on my phone and the majority of them (maybe 90% roughly estimating) are well over 59 MB. Chrome, for example, is almost half a gig. What device are you using that 59 MB is an issue and are you also eschewing all the other apps that are that big or larger?

carpdiem 4y ago

One more vote for feedly from me! One of the few online subscriptions I don't mind at all paying for. I especially like the ability to auto-generate email addresses for newsletters to "turn them into" RSS feeds within feedly.