Feedly right now--the Android UI is solid, and I kind of think other apps should adopt the "card stack" pattern. But goread tempts me, and I particularly like how the look and keyboard shortcuts are very no-nonsense and Reader-y.
Poll: RIP Google Reader. Which RSS solution do you use nowadays?
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Agree with the Android UI. After working with it a few times, I find it quite intuitive.
Re: Poll: RIP Google Reader. Which RSS solution do you use nowadays?
#42gReader with Feedly as a backend. Android app, good offline support, everything I liked about Google Reader.
Re: Poll: RIP Google Reader. Which RSS solution do you use nowadays?
#43[other] Rolled my own with a friend at readuction.com
We wanted to filter out the noise from our feeds, so this reader gives you only a selection of your news.
Re: Poll: RIP Google Reader. Which RSS solution do you use nowadays?
#44I always preferred iGoogle over Google Reader for organizing and reading RSS feeds so now I use ighome.com
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#45Reeder, backed by Feedly.
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#46[Other] - FeedDemon
ditto.
Re: Poll: RIP Google Reader. Which RSS solution do you use nowadays?
#47Newsblur, and I hate it. I'll be canceling my account soon; I can't believe how slow it is.
I've been using is since the shut down and I've been pretty happy with it.
What do you find slow?
Re: Poll: RIP Google Reader. Which RSS solution do you use nowadays?
#48I'm actually surprised with the lack of non-webapp RSS feed usage. RSS has been around for such a long time and people moved on from desktop applications to webapps? Personally, I use Thunderbird and newsbeuter since I've used them for such a long time and old habits die hard. When Google Reader was relatively new, I tried switching, but it never stuck.
That's one of the large reasons I went with TinyTiny-RSS. It's got support in Liferea, and a decent android app to do reading with. Let's me keep everything in sync for read/unread across devices, just like i was using google reader for.
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#50Feedly's android client is fine piece of crap.