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I highly recommend inoreader.com. It is like the old google reader on steroids. It is the first app I open in the morning to get my news and my personal feed co
by fxj 2y ago
I highly recommend inoreader.com. It is like the old google reader on steroids. It is the first app I open in the morning to get my news and my personal feed consists of some 4000 single feeds from everything that I gathered on the internet. All nicely organized with filters and folders. It is a bessing for keeping up with youtube content, because all channels appear as single feeds that you can organize. You can put several single RSS feeds into a folder which presents itself again as a feed.
- geekodour 2y agodo you use the free one or pro?
- _xivi 2y agoOP mentioned having 4000 feeds, inoreader free plan is limited 150 (afaik it's actually the most generous among similar services, eg: feedly is limited to 100)
- fxj 2y agoI started with the free plan but after a while I realized that this is the news app that I use almost exclusively so I got the pro plan.
- arthur-st 2y agoDitto on the recommendation, I’ve been using them since the 2013 launch. Over the years, web has sadly become a bit more closed in terms of having accessible feeds and such. Firehosing is another problem, when some sites just offer one feed that has way too much in it. But when it works, it works great. In addition to RSS, I also run newsletters, YouTube, and a few other things through it.