I switched from #Feeder to #ReadYou as my favorite #RSS #app. The user interface in "Read You" is much cleaner and more visually appealing. It feels more modern and intuitive, which makes browsing through articles more enjoyable. I also find the readability to be significantly better, the fonts, spacing, and layout make it easier on the eyes. Overall, it just offers a more pleasant and efficient reading experience.

You can find it on #Fdroid
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/me.ash.reader/

My @Inoreader subscription is up in a week's time. It's a great RSS reader, but I'm idly wondering if self-hosting an #RSS reader on a box I already pay for might be the plan. Is FreshRSS the one that most people would recommend? Particularly interested in the "web scraping" feature that FreshRSS offers (Inoreader limits those to just 20).

$90 potential saving, I suppose, with the only main loss that I lose some email subscriptions. I've been with Inoreader since Aug 2014 (when it was half the price).

Installed Fiery Feeds, an app I've used for years on iPhone, on the Mac for the first time. Looks just as good as the phone version. Props to @voidstern for an extremely well programmed app. #rss #rssreader

Edit : Thanks everyone! Am going to try Inoreader and if I want to tackle self-hosting will defiantly look into FreshRSS.

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Linux users - I've been using Feedly since Google tried to kill RSS and it's now pretty much infested with AI and pushing AI features.

So I'm looking for free rss reader reccs, preferably via Browser

I don't want any AI or LLM features.

Welp. Inoreader just hit me with "Our new AI features!"

Bye bye, Inoreader. Trying out Newsblur now.

Fellow droids what app are you using that syncs from/with FreshRSS?

What’s a good RSS reader: one that uses a good browser for web access, doesn’t track me or ask for all my info, and isn’t otherwise enshittified? I don’t even need to use it for reading (yet?) per se but am putting RSS links on my website and want to see how it looks from a reader.

EDIT: I've decided to use Inoreader to start with, but if you have recommendations for non-news technical, crafting, arts, or comics feeds, please share!

I've started a blog recently and I'm thinking it's probably worth having a page that explains what RSS is to help people get started.

Ideally I'd like to link to good resources where I can - are there any good pages out there that would be ideal for helping someone select their first RSS reader? Should ideally include free/FOSS options since I don't want to only point them to subscription services.

What's everyone's favourite RSS reader and why? I can't find one I like.

Does anyone have any recommendations for #RSS/Atom readers that will sync between devices? I'm on Android and Linux. I don't mind self-hosting.

The tyranny of the algorithm. The one last site that I couldn't tear myself away from but had one was YouTube. I recently learned YouTube channels have RSS feeds. I am finally free. There is no algorithm on my social media now. And let me tell you, I am unbothered, moisturized, happy, in my lane, focused, flourishing.
(You all are great here on Mastodon by the way.)
#socialmedia #indieweb #rss #atom #rssreader #youtube #algorithm #internet #smallinternet #fediverse #mastodon #mentalhealth

Simple and free solution to read content from RSS feeds on iOS and MacOS

#rss #rssreader #iOS #MacOS #iCloud

https://www.andreagrandi.it/posts/simple-solution-to-read-rss-content-on-ios-macos/

Does anyone use #RSS Readers here? What are your favorite features? What are you missing?
I'm trying to make an #OpenSource RSS reader that doesn't compromise on UX or features, and looks good.

Would love your feedback!

欲を言えば #vivaldi も入れて欲しかったな

まあまだ購読フィードのデバイス間同期とかできないしデスクトップだけの機能だから仕方ない気もするけど

https://www.lifehacker.jp/article/2402-the-best-rss-reader-apps-in-2024/

Pleasantly surprised that #FreshRSS has a share to Mastodon & #Lemmy option in its RSS share settings.

You name your share button and put in your instance URL.

In this example, I named the button Mastodon and since I am on Oldfriends.live, I used the URL https://oldfriends.live

FreshRSS is a self-hosted RSS and Atom feed aggregator/reader.

It's lightweight, highly configurable & has many options, extensions & features.

#RSS #RSSReader #Feeds

https://freshrss.org/index.html

I've dreamed of getting my kid started with #RSS feeds as soon as he could read for pleasure and knowledge, and I'd like to be able to manage his feeds and still supervise and guide his reading.

I wonder if there's an existing #RSSreader that allows parents and kids to have a private space to share and discuss feeds, where parents can take on the complexity of managing feeds so kids can simply read?

Alternately, is there a way to hack an existing reader to do what I describe above?