I use a combination of Google's Newsstand and Feedly. My must-read subscriptions go to Feedly. Basically blogs of people who I want to follow, some sources related to my local area etc. Others like The Verge, Techcrunch etc. go to Newsstand.
Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
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Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#72Yes, 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/
Inoreader as well. Hands down the best of the bunch which emerged after Google Reader was closed.
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#73Yes, I just came to this post via Feedly.
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#74Thunderbird - multi-account Mail and RSS. Following around 40 feeds. Does the job nicely and still upbeat on TB's future.
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#75i learned of hn through the shared posts on newblur, which means there's at least two of us using it.
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#76Yep, Liferea after I got irritated with some inconveniences with Thunderbird
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#77Yes, couldn't read news and follow blogs without RSS.
My setup is FeedWrangler as sync backend and ReadKit on Mac, Mr. Reader on iPad, and Reeder on iPhone.
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#78Feedly. Didn't look long for an alternative after Google Reader shut down and just took the most popular at the time. Aside from a stupid bug which almost always displays incorrect unread item count, I am satisfied with it.
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#79Yes, Feedly. All the other ones I tried are just ugh.
Re: Ask HN: Do you still use an RSS reader?
#80Yup, I used to use Google Reader, but switched to https://newsblur.com/ The app is fast and polished, and the dev is very responsive. https://twitter.com/NewsBlur (Hi conesus!)
I also use https://newsblur.com/ . Other good options was http://theoldreader.com/ but after a time I switched to newsblur.