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InoReader (https://www.inoreader.com https://www.inoreader.com) gets quite close to the Google Reader experience. I've been juggling between that and YoleoRead
by shrikant 13y ago
InoReader (https://www.inoreader.com https://www.inoreader.com) gets quite close to the Google Reader experience.
I've been juggling between that and YoleoReader to get better acquainted with them and will settle for one after getting properly used to one of them.
- Erwin 13y agoThanks, I've spent a few months with Feedly but InoReader feels much more right! While Feedly does not allow you to export OPML, it still syncs with Google Reader so unless you've changed your feeds very recently, you can get them InoReader within a minute.
- webwanderings 13y agoLooks and feels pretty good (though I'm not sure how they'll keep it in business). I believe i came across it the other day and brushed off because I didn't see a Register link (not signing up with Google or Facebook anywhere). But I logged in today and was fairly surprised to see the number of features available to the readers. The key to any good Reader is the availability of the customizing features for the end-users, plus of course the speed and scalability. As soon as I plugged in HN feed to inoreader, I saw thousands of feeds fetched ready for me to scroll quickly. That's a first good sign.