Show HN: We just launched our MVP, a new RSS Reader
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#3RSS is dead & google reader works fine.
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#4RSS is dead & google reader works fine.
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#51. On Chrome in Windows, the smaller fonts look a bit scrunched in a way that makes my eyeballs hurt. Is this configurable?
2. I notice that you say to bookmark the URL, and I presume my user id is stored in a cookie. What happens if I want to read from another device or if I clear my cookies? It would be awesome if you could generate a unique URL for each user. Bonus points if it's easy to say over the phone or type in by hand/from memory (I use at 4-5 devices to browse the web daily - 2 x laptops, Playbook, and my BB).
3. That Tweet sidebar thing is interesting but feels a little laggy. Is there a way to turn it off?
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#6I like the interface and the fact that you don't need to sign up. Not sure if I'll remember to come back to this because it really isn't working for me right now.
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#7How does your RSS reader beat the competition? Anything of note?
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#8BTW I thought there will be easy way to import Google reader list but there is none. (I first selected interesting then blank.)
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#92. OPML import? Already have a set of RSS subscriptions, need to be able to import existing feed list, don't wish to reenter all these in…
/goodluck on the venture.
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#10RSS is dead & google reader works fine.
The recent Google+ integration into Google Reader made the product take a step backwards. Then you have apps like Reeder (which was my favorite at some time), Pulse (became my next favorite), and then Flipboard (which has won me personally).
Except, I feel like something is missing from all of them.
Google Reader has this awesome Sort by Magic feature, but seems to have been broken recently. If applications could use this sorting method and bring in social better (the integration is lacking right now) it would be awesome!