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It looks good, but I am wary of using any of these guys stuff based on how fast they 'pivot' and shut things down.
One of the main reasons I stuck with G is searching of my 200+ feeds over the last 5 years. Looks like none of the alternative services would ever support that. GR's been increasingly faster for me as well, probably due to lighter load from people migrating off?
Google takeout only exports a small amount of metadata (starred/shared etc.). I wonder if anybody already wrote a script to suck down complete feeds (must support gr:continuation), so it can be indexed later?
I hope Digg Reader will be simple and usable product, because there aren't many quality replacements for Google Reader. I have to say that I transitioned successfully from Reader to Gwene (RSS/Atom to Usenet News gateway) so I can read articles in any Usenet reader (I use new Opera Mail). Unfortunately AFAIK Gwene doesn't support import from Google Reader, but that shouldn't become an obstacle for people with modest…
So where does this space stand at the moment? Off the top of my head, I can think of: -this (Digg) -feedly -feedbin -theoldreader There's probably a ton that I am missing
I've switched my calendar and contact list away from Google to my own server running OwnCloud; it'd be nice if I could sync my feeds there as well, with support for a common protocol available in lots of clients.
So where does this space stand at the moment? Off the top of my head, I can think of: -this (Digg) -feedly -feedbin -theoldreader There's probably a ton that I am missing
> Our focus will be on *Android app... And no mention of iOS. Does that mean they're not going for iOS first? If so, that's a very interesting decision.
And no mention of WP8 either.
It's no wonder I continue to feel the tug of going back to Android in another few months for my next upgrade.
So where does this space stand at the moment? Off the top of my head, I can think of: -this (Digg) -feedly -feedbin -theoldreader There's probably a ton that I am missing
Been warming up to https://mnmlrdr.com (Minimal Reader) lately. I recommend it.
So where does this space stand at the moment? Off the top of my head, I can think of: -this (Digg) -feedly -feedbin -theoldreader There's probably a ton that I am missing
http://commafeed.com is the Reader replacement I've chosen. I also like http://inoreader.com .
So where does this space stand at the moment? Off the top of my head, I can think of: -this (Digg) -feedly -feedbin -theoldreader There's probably a ton that I am missing