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Unfortunately, I doubt I have anything useful to suggest. I've been a very happy use of Feedly for years, but I don't know how well they do with accessibility
by jayemar 2y ago
Unfortunately, I doubt I have anything useful to suggest. I've been a very happy use of Feedly for years, but I don't know how well they do with accessibility or how screen reader-friendly it might be. The best I can offer is a list of web-based readers that I used to test that my links could be read, but if you've been on the hunt for that long then I'd guess you've already looked into all of these, and I don't know how accessible any of them are, either. But just in case it's at all helpful:
- https://feedly.com
- https://www.inoreader.com
- https://www.newsblur.com
- Feedbro, a Firefox extension
- https://theoldreader.com (mentioned by you)
- elfeed (an Emacs package, so not web-based)
- webspinner 2y agoI haven't looked into Feedly lately. When I tested Feedbro, I wasn't able to access it at all, unfortunately! I suppose I could try again.