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bastards. they never seem to realize how much they damage our trust with these actions. it effects all of their future products. I don't trust them anymore. a

bastards. they never seem to realize how much they damage our trust with these actions. it effects all of their future products. I don't trust them anymore. anyway feedly has a replacement coming soon: http://blog.feedly.com/2013/03/14/google-reader/ http://blog.feedly.com/2013/03/14/google-reader/ > We have been working on a project called Normandy which is a feedly clone of the Google Reader API – running on Google App Engine. When Google Reader shuts down, feedly will seamlessly transition to the Normandy back end. So if you are a Google Reader user and using feedly, you are covered: the transition will be seamless. > If you are a Google Reader, give feedly a try before July 1st, and you will be able to migrate seamlesly

alex_doom 14y ago
Their site is getting crushed right now. I can't even login.
- baszero 14y ago
  http://www.feedly.com/ http://www.feedly.com/ perfectly works right now. With four clicks you find all your feed groups again you had in Google Reader and the User Interface is even nicer... I think the most important feature for any alternative is the import of the Google Reader's feeds and structure including all tags!
nakedrobot2 14y ago
"a feedly clone of the Google Reader API – running on Google App Engine" So it will also die when Google shuts down App Engine? :)
levesque 14y ago
I've made the switch to feedly as well, and so far I must say it has been a pleasant experience. Everything was set-up and imported in a few clicks, and the general usage experience is also pretty smooth. I got rid of the useless default interface, replaced it by compact lists. I can say I'm happy with the state of things for now.
inafield 14y ago
It's not a replacement, it's just the back-end that is getting replaced. Feedly will just change its back-end to Normandy instead of Google Reader.
poweribo 14y ago
+1 on feedly. my transition from GR to Feedly was painless and they have a great interface to boot. Ive tried others like rssminer, theoldreader and newsblur, and didnt like it. I prefer getting summaries/pictures for me to make a decision to click a link or not and not just a plain itemized list.

alex_doom 14y ago

Their site is getting crushed right now. I can't even login.

baszero 14y ago
http://www.feedly.com/ http://www.feedly.com/ perfectly works right now. With four clicks you find all your feed groups again you had in Google Reader and the User Interface is even nicer... I think the most important feature for any alternative is the import of the Google Reader's feeds and structure including all tags!

nakedrobot2 14y ago

"a feedly clone of the Google Reader API – running on Google App Engine" So it will also die when Google shuts down App Engine? :)

levesque 14y ago

I've made the switch to feedly as well, and so far I must say it has been a pleasant experience. Everything was set-up and imported in a few clicks, and the general usage experience is also pretty smooth. I got rid of the useless default interface, replaced it by compact lists. I can say I'm happy with the state of things for now.

inafield 14y ago

It's not a replacement, it's just the back-end that is getting replaced. Feedly will just change its back-end to Normandy instead of Google Reader.

poweribo 14y ago

+1 on feedly. my transition from GR to Feedly was painless and they have a great interface to boot. Ive tried others like rssminer, theoldreader and newsblur, and didnt like it. I prefer getting summaries/pictures for me to make a decision to click a link or not and not just a plain itemized list.