Is the content on RSS feeds significantly different that what you can find on platforms like HackerNews or Reddit?
What's your favorite RSS feed reader?
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Re: What's your favorite RSS feed reader?
#32Re: What's your favorite RSS feed reader?
#33I filter (almost all) of them into folders that don't notify and then they are there ready to read across all of my devices that are logged into my email.
I find that email clients are quite suited to RSS reading. They have folders, searching, filtering and unread/read/deleted tracking that is synced cross-device. And for the few feeds that I want to be "urgent" it is easy to send them to my inbox.
I have written about my workflow in the past:
Re: What's your favorite RSS feed reader?
#34I've been subscribed for probably 6+ years now. I've tried various others but this has the mix of power user and design. Great filters, newsletter sign ups, can get around most paywall.
Re: What's your favorite RSS feed reader?
#35Re: What's your favorite RSS feed reader?
#36I've been using RSS-to-email since forever. I now run my own RSS-to-email service. I filter (almost all) of them into folders that don't notify and then they are there ready to read across all of my devices that are logged into my email. I find that email clients are quite suited to RSS reading. They have folders, searching, filtering and unread/read/deleted tracking that is synced cross-device. And for the few feeds…