Since inoreader is going the way of the kike now, I'm in need of a replay RSS reader. What do you recommend?
Since inoreader is going the way of the kike now, I'm in need of a replay RSS reader. What do you recommend?
Nathaniel Martin
Lincoln Phillips
*In need of a new...
Hudson Nguyen
It's interesting to see how low-skilled individuals can't figure things out themselves, yet they refuse to acknowledge the value provided by paid services. And they always jump right to anti-semetic slurs.
Alexander Harris
tt-rss. Get a cheap VPS and set up your own RSS reader. I use it everyday.
Hudson Diaz
>Defending Jews
Cringe af.
John Campbell
Non-zionist Jewish people have literally done nothing wrong.
Angel Sullivan
I use Feedbro.
It's a browser extension.
Grayson Price
play.google.com
Developer has good track record and it doesn't require ridiculous permissions. I personally use his Offline English Dictionary.
Ryder Mitchell
I use Newsboat because running an webpage for rendering tt-rss is bloat. w3m is acceptable for most articles but holy shit is the css getting worse by the year.
Bentley Collins
Easton Hall
I'm using the News app from Nextcloud, since I already had a Nextcloud set up for other uses.
Christopher Parker
maybe. But you need to be cautious around them.
Camden Collins
That's also pretty good, been doing that for a while. Using OCReader on my phone
Ryan Butler
tt-rss
Joseph Scott
Akregator, erc, feedly, newsbueter
Gabriel Williams
>erc
Meant elfeed
Kayden Watson
This
Owen Sanders
where
Jeremiah Reyes
>now
>Surely this closed source software was redpilled
Ryan Johnson
Digital Ocean
Lincoln Anderson
addons.mozilla.org
seamonkey and claws mail also have rss support
Jackson Bell
i use thunderbird
Noah Williams
Commafeed
Been using it since the day Google Reader got axed
Pretty comfy desu, kind of slow sometimes. You can self host as well
Luke Martinez
How did RSS become the only thing that survived that fucking stupid Push technology era where we all imagined that every bit of relevant data would just fall into our laps but just became another stupid way to get watered down data?
Just visit the damn website.
Blake Barnes
QuiteRSS
Zachary White
"push" was yet another good idea for a futuristic convenience that was completely and irrevocably ruined by marketing and advertising faggots within like a month of its birth.
Lincoln Rogers
It hasn't. It isn't over yet.
Henry Foster
Commafeed + Raspberry
James Ward
I was using Palabre but it was buggy and with very slow updates. Devs not answering or replying to users. Switched to Flym and oh god it's good and fast and lightweight
Xavier Perry
Never used rss feeds, redpill me on it
Carson Roberts
Host your own.
even the weakest SBCs can run tinytinyrss, then just use a free subdomain with Let's encrypt to access your reader from anywhere, secure and free.
Hosting your own reader is better anyway, it lets you implement far more complicated options like advanced filtering and sorting as well as install addons to make the reader really suit your needs.
Nolan Lewis
>RSS
Landon Rivera
You know how Twitter let's people notify everyone when something new is available but is confined to a word limit and doesn't let you filter out the posts that are actually relevant?
You know how email allows you to receive more information but it clogs up your inbox and isn't really ideal for ingesting depersonalized information?
RSS feeds allow full website content to be sent directly to you as articles in a chronological stream of updates that you don't have to manually delete or expand to enjoy.
It's the superior way to receive self-curated content rather than wading through social media networks or manually refreshing websites you frequent.
Jaxon Thompson
Start.me
Henry Moore
Just use your e-mail and twitter lol
Isaiah Ross
Why do you need some gay ass reader like nigga just use visit website lmao.
Cameron James
you seem like the type of people that type "google" into the address bar to get to google so you can actually make a google search
Samuel Sanders
rawdog + daily timer
Kayden Adams
FeedBro