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@alice_digest@universeodon.comCan anyone recommend good #RSSReaders?
I would like to get in the habit of reading more #blogs but would rather not have my email full of newsletters that I'll forget to go back to read. I'd rather be able to keep everything collected in one spot I can then browse when I want.
I used to use #Feedly way back in the day. It seems like that's still the top option?
@Jon6705 @ankteckningar I doubt there can really be much difference between them now I've had a look! Just had a fiddle with #Feedly and it seems fine, but I might prefer the #Ionoreader interface.
@alice_digest I use Feeder. It's good but I haven't tried any others so I'm not sure how it holds up against the competition.
@alice_digest Feedly's the one I moved to after Google Reader and am still with it (but that's not to discount my inertia about looking around)
@alice_digest If you are on either Mac or iOS, NetNewsWire is an open source app that is fantastic. I use it for blogs and news RSS feeds.
@alice_digest I use QuiteRSS. https://quiterss.org/ and love it. Seems to be under occasional active development and not orphaned software. I sort of follow ~100 feeds or so.
@alice_digest I have stuck with Feedly (free version) since the demise of Google Reader.
There.might be newer, prettier or something-ier options, but for me, light, fast and skimmable is where it is at!