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As used by bazqux.com, an RSS reader; I've been trying it out for the last couple weeks, and so far the core functionality has been rock solid, unlike any of th
by dilap 12y ago
As used by bazqux.com, an RSS reader; I've been trying it out for the last couple weeks, and so far the core functionality has been rock solid, unlike any of the multiplicity of other readers I've tried since Google Reader died. (Unfortunately, the site's design leaves a lot to be desired, including any mobile-friendly version at all...)
- michaelmior 12y agoTo be fair, I'm guessing that BazQux is not getting the same amount of traffic as many of the other alternatives. FWIW, I've been using The Old Reader[1] quite successfully since Google Reader went away. [1] http://theoldreader.com/ http://theoldreader.com/
- jdf 12y agoI've been using BazQux since the Google Reader close and have been pretty happy with it. I don't think I've noticed a single issue with BazQux so far. The web interface is actually quite snappy, in contrast to a lot of the overly-designed alternatives I tried out. That said, I generally interface with FeeddlerPro on my phone/tablet rather than directly hitting bazqux.com.
- Ycros 12y agoThe first thing that grabbed me about bazqux was just how fast and responsive it felt to use. The second thing was that it was the closest replacement to Google Reader I had come across. I'm still using it.