Yes, use it every day on my Mac, and use Reeder on my iOS devices.
Poll: Do you use Google Reader on a daily basis?
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#232YES.
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#233I use Liferea, it came with the system. Tried Google Reader once but its import feature messed up the order the feeds were in and treated hierarchic folders as a flat tag space which, after years of being accustomed to my feeds in a certain way and next to one another, killed my enthusiasm for it.
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#234Yes, and one of my few wishes for chrome would be something like Firefox' (hidden) "open new windows as background tabs" preference, then using the 'v' key would become an order of magnitude more productive. That's my usual response for TL;DR blog posts. Browse through the whole list with your vi-keys, pick the ones that don't fit (or lose too much essential formatting) for other tabs, skim through the rest within th…
Try the Chrome extension "Google Reader Open entry in background tab": https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/lcimnckjiicikfpppc...
Thanks, much appreciated.
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#235Yes I do use google reader
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#236No, Twitter has over time replaced Google Reader for me. I don't know how to feel about it.
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#237Yes but may look for another reader. Because they don't add some new features.
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#238I use the opera feed reader, it's fantastic. Much faster than greader to move around, works offline.
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#239I used to use Google Reader, but I found that I missed seeing the original site and that I couldn't easily filter out stories I didn't want to read. So I built NewsBlur -- http://www.newsblur.com . It's open-source and I'd love if more folks followed my development: http://github.com/samuelclay . It's been a weekend project but it's been a wild ride so far. One of my main goals is to have much of the functionality of…
Great tool !
but something about seeing the original site. I totally agree you're missing something in a RSS reader. But well, when the connection is slow (my residence is in Bolivia ...), what matters most is the content and not the container, right? I'd rather receive the news quickly than waiting the website logo.
Re: Poll: Do you use Google Reader on a daily basis?
#240I used to use Google Reader, but I found that I missed seeing the original site and that I couldn't easily filter out stories I didn't want to read. So I built NewsBlur -- http://www.newsblur.com . It's open-source and I'd love if more folks followed my development: http://github.com/samuelclay . It's been a weekend project but it's been a wild ride so far. One of my main goals is to have much of the functionality of…
Very Impressive! I've been working on a number of 'content extraction' tools - cQuery.com and webXtract (experimental), but maybe you would find them a useful way to extract news and headlines from hundreds of online sources.
Here is an experiment that uses 'profiles' as a basis for content extraction: