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I rejected Newsblur when I was looking for a successor because I found no privacy policy for them (as in, a statement of what they do with the data they gather,
by chalst 13y ago
I rejected Newsblur when I was looking for a successor because I found no privacy policy for them (as in, a statement of what they do with the data they gather, not a blog post advertising what visibility controls they offer users). This is simply unacceptable for a web-hosted feed reader.
In the end, I went for the Slick RSS feed reader, which is a local-state Chrome extension. Simple, no support for sharing between machines, no folders, but it is well-designed and reliable. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/slick-rss/ealjoljnibpdkocmldliaoojpgdkcdob https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/slick-rss/ealjoljn...