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That's exactly my situation. I set it up, used it for about a week a long time ago, and never logged into it again. I think the coolest feature of it was its m
by ceol 14y ago
That's exactly my situation. I set it up, used it for about a week a long time ago, and never logged into it again.
I think the coolest feature of it was its massive database of RSS feeds. I liked being able to flip through tons of categories and add them. However, it wasn't enough to keep me coming back, and that's probably why Google is discontinuing it.
I wish there was some way to export all those feeds, though.
- fraqed 14y agoGoogle Takeout allows you to get all your data from various Google services https://www.google.com/takeout/ https://www.google.com/takeout/ What surprises me most is that Microsoft, which has a severe case of Google envy hasn't created a web based RSS service of it's own. They should make an offer to buy Reader and Feedburner too, since Google seems to have little interest in supporting these products.
- hayksaakian 14y agoGoogle isn't handing over the reader code any time soon. There's too much overlap with their search algos.
- anigbrowl 14y agoThat's exactly my situation. I set it up, used it for about a week a long time ago, and never logged into it again. That pretty much describes my relationship with Twitter, and almost none of my friends use Twitter. But I don't think Twitter is any less important for that; likewise, don't let your lack of interest in Reader blind you to the fact that it has high utility for others.