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An RSS reader without synchronization is not a Google Reader replacement.

• idm 13y ago
  According to this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5947276 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5947276 feeds are synced by the server
• richardlblair 13y ago
  Good thing it's on github. I'm sure pull requests are welcome :P
  • Jendib 13y ago
    Of course they are :)
• tracker1 13y ago
  My initial thought was a portable version of this could be useful... I don't use thunderbird much these days, but for several years had my tbird profile symlinked to a dropbox directory. The only irritation was the notices from dropbox if I accidentally left tbird open at another location. I imagine the same or similar could work here too.
• shmerl 13y ago
  Someone suggested using TinyTinyRSS + Liferea.
  • jeena 13y ago
    I wasn't able to get Liferea to work with TTRSS, and I really tried :-/. Therefor I wrote one myself but it has only the possibility to show posts, no list or anything because I never used that http://jabs.nu/feedthemonkey http://jabs.nu/feedthemonkey I assume most of the people will not be comfortable with it.
    • shmerl 13y ago
      Interesting. Did you try to write a mobile client for Nemo or Sailfish as well?
      • jeena 13y ago
        No not really, actually I didn't even know wat Nemo or Sailfish was before you posted it and I searched for it.
        • shmerl 13y ago
          They are Qt centric, so I thought you've heard of them, since you work on Qt based client. * https://wiki.merproject.org/wiki/Nemo https://wiki.merproject.org/wiki/Nemo * https://sailfishos.org/ https://sailfishos.org/
  • bentcorner 13y ago
    Is the web client in TTRSS that terrible? I deployed TTRSS to Azure pretty easily, although auto-refreshing the feeds is harder to figure out. The Web UI seemed good enough. Not as easy as Google Reader but serviceable.
    • shmerl 13y ago
      I don't like web clients in general.