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I recently switched from Gmail to Fastmail.fm for much the same reasons as the OP. Fastmail.fm managed to migrate 30k emails without so much as a sweat. I stil

by vertis 13y ago

I recently switched from Gmail to Fastmail.fm for much the same reasons as the OP. Fastmail.fm managed to migrate 30k emails without so much as a sweat. I still haven't worked out what I'm going to do about Google Reader :(

easyfrag 13y ago
I've switched to feedbin.me ($2 a month), web app is ok, iPhone Reeder (iOS) can sync but not yet iPad version. Has few bells and whistles (which is a plus in a way - not infected with social disease) but does the basic read and sync quite well.
- CrazedGeek 13y ago
  Seconding Feedbin. Still missing a couple things (feed renaming...), but seems to work the best out of all the post-Reader RSS readers.
masnick 13y ago
I also recently did the Gmail -> Fastmail switch. I had some trouble with the automated import, but I found a Perl script that did the trick: https://gist.github.com/masnick/5239278#file-gmail_to_fastmail-md https://gist.github.com/masnick/5239278#file-gmail_to_fastma... So far I've loved Fastmail. It's great having a real human respond to a support ticket, usually within a few hours!
unicornporn 13y ago
https://www.newsblur.com/ https://www.newsblur.com/ or https://theoldreader.com/ https://theoldreader.com/
swanson 13y ago
I'm quite happy with own open-source Reader replacement: https://github.com/swanson/stringer https://github.com/swanson/stringer
aniket_ray 13y ago
It took me less than 1 min to move all my feeds from Google Reader to Feedly. There is not really much to figure out there.
pseut 13y ago
I've been happy with newsblur.
siddboots 13y ago
> I still haven't worked out what I'm going to do about Google Reader :( I've been using Feedly since the Google Reader announcement, and am quite happy with it.
Ziomislaw 13y ago
I have tried all usually mentioned clients (oldreader, newsblur etc) and didn't like any of them. I switched to bazquux - pretty, minimal, awesome keyboard shortcuts and ability to view comments (if the article has any).

by vertis 13y ago

easyfrag 13y ago

I've switched to feedbin.me ($2 a month), web app is ok, iPhone Reeder (iOS) can sync but not yet iPad version. Has few bells and whistles (which is a plus in a way - not infected with social disease) but does the basic read and sync quite well.

CrazedGeek 13y ago
Seconding Feedbin. Still missing a couple things (feed renaming...), but seems to work the best out of all the post-Reader RSS readers.

masnick 13y ago

I also recently did the Gmail -> Fastmail switch. I had some trouble with the automated import, but I found a Perl script that did the trick: https://gist.github.com/masnick/5239278#file-gmail_to_fastmail-md https://gist.github.com/masnick/5239278#file-gmail_to_fastma... So far I've loved Fastmail. It's great having a real human respond to a support ticket, usually within a few hours!

unicornporn 13y ago

https://www.newsblur.com/ https://www.newsblur.com/ or https://theoldreader.com/ https://theoldreader.com/

swanson 13y ago

I'm quite happy with own open-source Reader replacement: https://github.com/swanson/stringer https://github.com/swanson/stringer

aniket_ray 13y ago

It took me less than 1 min to move all my feeds from Google Reader to Feedly. There is not really much to figure out there.

pseut 13y ago

I've been happy with newsblur.

siddboots 13y ago

> I still haven't worked out what I'm going to do about Google Reader :( I've been using Feedly since the Google Reader announcement, and am quite happy with it.

Ziomislaw 13y ago

I have tried all usually mentioned clients (oldreader, newsblur etc) and didn't like any of them. I switched to bazquux - pretty, minimal, awesome keyboard shortcuts and ability to view comments (if the article has any).