Ask HN: What RSS Reader do you use?
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Currently using Fiery Feeds on Mac OS. It has some rough edges still, but also some very nice power features and the author is very responsive.
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#142Inoreader
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#143Feeder.co extension - it's even supported on Firefox for mobile (or rather it used to be, Firefox broke extension support on latest builds). It's easy to open all the unread articles, it's lightweight and fast.
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#144https://www.inoreader.com - suppose the best replacement after Google reader death ;(
Of all the RSS readers I have used I found this to be the most functional and UI friendly.
The only feature that I would like it per-folder scan tracking (Mark items as read when you scroll past them). It is currently system wide based on the View types (magazine, list, etc.)
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#145Elfeed, an Emacs RSS reader. Recently discovered I can jump to feed searches (eg news, longform, tech, etc) using Bookmarks and now very happy with it.
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#146Sage for (M' Firefox) - http://sagerss.com/
There is now a new "Sage-like" add on for FF
trying it out but no opinion yet.
Note Sage which I liked for years stopped working/being updated with FF switching to quantum something...
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#147After google reader, I use theoldreader.com
Same. They have dark theme now too, so that's all I need really.
Not even sure I need them to de-duplicate updated articles, which it doesn't seem to do.
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#148The excellent NetNewsWire
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#149I'm also a newsboat user. Very happy with it
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#150https://miniflux.app/
Minimalistic, simple, easy-to-use. I use a dockerized version running in locally with a postgres database.