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After google reader was killed out sadly my RSS feed reading has come to a halt.

by knodi 13y ago

davidcollantes 13y ago
I was a Google Reader user too. When it was shutdown, Feedly[1] came to the rescue in a very nice, and free, way. [1] http://cloud.feedly.com/#welcome http://cloud.feedly.com/#welcome
- lmm 13y ago
  I'm using feedly but their android app is horribly unreliable. Anyone have a better alternative?
  - marcocampos 13y ago
    Newsblur [1] [1] http://newsblur.com http://newsblur.com
  - nuclear_eclipse 13y ago
    I use the Press app on Android attached to my Feedly account, and I couldn't be happier. http://twentyfivesquares.com/press/ http://twentyfivesquares.com/press/
    - jsherer 13y ago
      Press is a decent Android app with a lot of sync options. I use it with my reader via Fever API. The only complaint is that it has a few memory leaks which causes it to crash every now and then on memory constrained devices.
  - jeena 13y ago
    If you have a server where you can install something yourself, I recommend TinyTinyRSS[1], or if you already run a ownCloud instance then ownCloud News[2]. For both of them there are desktop and mobile clients, TTRSS even has a fever plugin[3] which mimics the fever API so you can use it with all clients which only support the fever API too. [1] http://tt-rss.org/ http://tt-rss.org/ [2] http://apps.owncloud.com/content/show.php?content=158434 http://apps.owncloud.com/content/show.php?content=158434 [3] https://github.com/dasmurphy/tinytinyrss-fever-plugin https://github.com/dasmurphy/tinytinyrss-fever-plugin
  - vdm 13y ago
    I tried newsblur for a while but bazqux.com has Readability text download built-in (on the ; key) and I can't do without that now.
kaolinite 13y ago
Strongly recommend giving Feedbin a go (http://feedbin.me http://feedbin.me) - only $3 per month and a great client (plus a number of mobile and desktop apps to choose from).

6 ms·

After google reader was killed out sadly my RSS feed reading has come to a halt.

by knodi 13y ago

After google reader was killed out sadly my RSS feed reading has come to a halt.

davidcollantes 13y ago
I was a Google Reader user too. When it was shutdown, Feedly[1] came to the rescue in a very nice, and free, way. [1] http://cloud.feedly.com/#welcome http://cloud.feedly.com/#welcome
- lmm 13y ago
  I'm using feedly but their android app is horribly unreliable. Anyone have a better alternative?
  - marcocampos 13y ago
    Newsblur [1] [1] http://newsblur.com http://newsblur.com
  - nuclear_eclipse 13y ago
    I use the Press app on Android attached to my Feedly account, and I couldn't be happier. http://twentyfivesquares.com/press/ http://twentyfivesquares.com/press/
    - jsherer 13y ago
      Press is a decent Android app with a lot of sync options. I use it with my reader via Fever API. The only complaint is that it has a few memory leaks which causes it to crash every now and then on memory constrained devices.
  - jeena 13y ago
    If you have a server where you can install something yourself, I recommend TinyTinyRSS[1], or if you already run a ownCloud instance then ownCloud News[2]. For both of them there are desktop and mobile clients, TTRSS even has a fever plugin[3] which mimics the fever API so you can use it with all clients which only support the fever API too. [1] http://tt-rss.org/ http://tt-rss.org/ [2] http://apps.owncloud.com/content/show.php?content=158434 http://apps.owncloud.com/content/show.php?content=158434 [3] https://github.com/dasmurphy/tinytinyrss-fever-plugin https://github.com/dasmurphy/tinytinyrss-fever-plugin
  - vdm 13y ago
    I tried newsblur for a while but bazqux.com has Readability text download built-in (on the ; key) and I can't do without that now.
kaolinite 13y ago
Strongly recommend giving Feedbin a go (http://feedbin.me http://feedbin.me) - only $3 per month and a great client (plus a number of mobile and desktop apps to choose from).