Ask HN: Which RSS reader do you use?
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Self-hosted FreshRSS instance. I use FeedMe in Android to connect to it.
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#23I use Reeder Classic on iOS and the Mac (the pre-enshittified version that does not have a subscription model). I will likely stick to it until it’s completely unsupported (which it isn’t), although a key part of the experience for me is read item syncing via Feedly.
I also use Feeder for Android on my Supernote Nomad. It has the nice side benefit of creating EPUBs I can save/annotate/share.
I very much prefer to use a native app, and have no use for web-based RSS readers (I have created my own GPT-based AI summarizer that generates custom digests - https://taoofmac.com/space/blog/2025/01/12/1730#daily-news-d...)
I’ve also got a soft spot for NetNewsWire, but don’t really use it since the above works for me to skim the equivalent of 200+ feeds over breakfast (I’m posting this from inside Reeder on my iPad mini).
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#24Tiny Tiny RSS, self hosted on a cheap virtual server.
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#25NewsBlur
Newsblur has been stable and consistent since the Google Reader shutdown. Has plenty of goodies. Samuel Clay, the creator, is responsive to feedback.
Can't fault it.
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#26For me it's Thunderbird, "Blogs & News Feeds" section. After version 120-something it stopped resizing images on article load - this is the part I find unsatisfying. Otherwise it just works.
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#27Self-hosted FreshRSS. Simple and reliable. It just works.
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#28Reeder Classic on Macs and iOS. https://reederapp.com/classic/
I use self-hosted FreshRSS as the sync backend.
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#29Self hosted Fresh RSS but Reeder as client on Mac and iDevices
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#30I'm still running a self-hosted Fever instance, it still didn't break down with newer PHP versions.
Using Reeder Classic as an RSS client. Also something threatened by unwanted updates.