Ask HN: How do you RSS? • Hacker News Board

Re: Ask HN: How do you RSS?

#61

Post by anotherevan » Fri, Jun 19, 2020, 11:32 PM UTC

Most importantly: http://hnapp.com/ to produce an RSS feed for Hacker News. I use a feed that returns anything reaching a score of 50 or gets 40 or more comments.

http://hnapp.com/rss?q=score%3E49%20%7C%20comments%3E39

Have used Newsblur since Google Reader closed and been very happy with it on desktop and Android.

https://www.newsblur.com/

I use Pocket to save articles I want to read later, which makes them available on my Kobo ereader. (I'd switch to Instapaper if my ereader supported it, it seems to handle sites Pocket often chokes on.)

Re: Ask HN: How do you RSS?

#62

Post by fpadilha » Fri, Jun 19, 2020, 11:37 PM UTC

dave333 wrote: post #51

fpadilha wrote: post #49

If you are looking for something more robust, I would recommend Fluxonaut ( https://fluxonaut.com ). It's only for Windows and is still in beta but you can mix RSS, Twitter and YouTube quite nicely through multiple screens! (Full disclaimer: I'm a founder, but I truly feel it's the best way to consume RSS if you use 2+ monitors on Windows =) ).

Pity the beta is closed already

We are opening it soon, but meanwhile, the waiting period is almost zero. Depending on the influx, you'll probably get the beta key instantly.

Re: Ask HN: How do you RSS?

#63

Post by Shorn » Sat, Jun 20, 2020, 2:58 AM UTC

When Google reader shut down I switched to, and now pay for, https://inoreader.com for reading (they have a free ad-supported tier or paid tiers). The HTML and iOS browsing experience is excellent.

For dealing with sites that don't support RSS, I run a paid service https://kopi.cloud - it allows you to give out anonymous mail addresses to services such as Twitter, Linked-in, Facebook, etc. that can be configured to publish all mail received as an RSS feed.

Re: Ask HN: How do you RSS?

#64

Post by moltar » Sat, Jun 20, 2020, 5:01 AM UTC

I use Feedly with Reeder app.

Re: Ask HN: How do you RSS?

#65

Post by rwbhn » Sat, Jun 20, 2020, 7:25 AM UTC

Reading this via Feedly on Android. For audio podcasts when I'm biking I use BeyondPod Pro [1] - tried a bunch of options, it was the only one I found which reliably downloads episodes while on wifi and plays them with no issue while offline.

[1] http://www.beyondpod.mobi/android/index.htm

Re: Ask HN: How do you RSS?

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Post by fxj » Sat, Jun 20, 2020, 9:43 AM UTC

vroomik wrote: post #14

Moved to inoreader - free tier for up to 150 feeds, works on mobile too

I got a pro subscription and I read all my news feeds and twitter through it. I am willing to pay 50 euros per year for such a great service. I also like the android and ios apps which do a great jobs reading news on mobile devices.

Re: Ask HN: How do you RSS?

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Post by lookupthere » Sat, Jun 20, 2020, 10:30 AM UTC

Shorn wrote: post #63

When Google reader shut down I switched to, and now pay for, https://inoreader.com for reading (they have a free ad-supported tier or paid tiers). The HTML and iOS browsing experience is excellent. For dealing with sites that don't support RSS, I run a paid service https://kopi.cloud - it allows you to give out anonymous mail addresses to services such as Twitter, Linked-in, Facebook, etc. that can be configured to p…

Inoreader is wonderful.

Re: Ask HN: How do you RSS?

#68

Post by sebastian65 » Sat, Jun 20, 2020, 10:59 AM UTC

Recently I've created https://rosselo.com, which provides useful and elegant news dashboard. Works in browser on every device.

It's under development now - freemium model will be presented soon (among other things). So don't hesitate to try it out, the current "trial" is in fact unlimited now so the whole service is currently entirely for free.

Any feedback will be appreciated!

Re: Ask HN: How do you RSS?

#69

Post by newtronic » Sat, Jun 20, 2020, 3:26 PM UTC

I use Feedbin in a browser on a computer, and in an app on phone and iPad.

Re: Ask HN: How do you RSS?

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Post by benrapscallion » Sat, Jun 20, 2020, 3:57 PM UTC

Shorn wrote: post #63

When Google reader shut down I switched to, and now pay for, https://inoreader.com for reading (they have a free ad-supported tier or paid tiers). The HTML and iOS browsing experience is excellent. For dealing with sites that don't support RSS, I run a paid service https://kopi.cloud - it allows you to give out anonymous mail addresses to services such as Twitter, Linked-in, Facebook, etc. that can be configured to p…

How’s your website kopi.cloud different from kill-the-newsletter.com?