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A secure news reader, ready for some proper promotion

• artie_effim 12y ago
  looks good, and is fast, but I won't use it unless I can import my opml
  • skrowl 12y ago
    and it doesn't have smartphone apps
• untitaker_ 12y ago
  It's nice that the site enforces HTTPS, but I wouldn't call that a distinguishing feature. Also calling it a "reader for a privacy conscious generation" is a bit pompous, if that's the only feature in that direction.
  • jvdh 12y ago
    As a user you're exposing your reading habits to them. You can't know whether they do something with that or not. They don't even mention it.
  • emma_b 12y ago
    Hi. Some other readers offer HTTPS, but still make requests to third-party sites for images over insecure connections.
• jvdh 12y ago
  I've switched recently to a self-hosted TinyTinyRSS, and it works like a charm: http://tt-rss.org http://tt-rss.org I've been trying to rid of Google products as much as possible. I have a mail-server, an ownCloud instance and since recently also TT-RSS. These kinds of applications expose so much of your behaviour and interests. I don't feel it is in my best interest to expose these.