At the moment I use feedly, though I may consider newsblur at some point.
I could not live without my rss feeds. :)
Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
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Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#62Yes, Tiny Tiny RSS hosted (among other things) on VPS for $15/yr
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#63Yes, Inoreader[0]. It's the one that was closest in functionality to Google Reader when it shut down. It's simple and cuts out the bullcrap. Though I've found I've been relying on RSS less these days, just because there are fewer sources I've cared to read from. [0] https://www.inoreader.com/
I second inoreader. But I think their mobile site is a bit weak comparing to the olg GReader. It doesn't mark items read when I scroll down.
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#64Yes, the Owncloud News Reader: http://apps.owncloud.com/content/show.php/News?content=15843...
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#65Yep. I use Digg Reader - it's clean and simple, despite a few minor features missing from greader.
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#66Yes, feedly.
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#67Yes, Feedly. Works great on web and Android, decently customizable. I don't pay for Pro, the free version has been enough.
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#68A different answer: I don't use an RSS reader per se, but I use the rss-to-nntp gateway that gwene.org [0] is. It's hosted by the same guy behind the well-known gmane.org.
I then use the Thunderbird built-in NNTP reader to get all my feeds.
I think this is a good way to do it, because it means we could gather all RSS-retrieving capabilities for common sites and share the items much more efficiently than having everyone poll on all servers. When you think of it, a Network News Transfer Protocol seems to be a good solution for propagating sites updates.
It also means that I don't get to share my "seen/flagged" status across devices, which is good: I have taken this occasion to follow less and less sites, and live more outside of the feeds than inside them.
Note: the web reader of gwene.org (read.gwene.org) seems to be outdated; if you point your news reader at news.gwene.org you will get all the latest entries.
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#69Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#70tt-rss. Works great on my PC but I never found a good solution for reading it on mobile.