Im using next cloud news(server and android app). It has a small bug with invisible text and some setting are forgotten over time, but else it is good enough,
Yes, without a doubt. It only has sites that I want to read, I can add or remove sites, move them to different folders. I can save stuff for later. It's much more controlled and quiet. That's not to say I don't like Reddit or HN, it's just different in my reader.
NetNewsWire is great, but iOS/iPad/Mac only. It syncs between devices using iCloud, so without a Feedly etc. account. That feature seems to be pretty rare.
If you’re already using a Mac and an iPhone, NetNewsWire is great! It’s native, beautiful, and "just works". I finally ended the chase for the perfect RSS reader and started enjoying my feeds.
I use Inoreader, the closest I could find to Google Reader, it has all I would need for an RSS reader and way more, I don't know how good their apps are because the web version is just great in desktop and mobile browsers.
I'm using it basically since Google Reader died. It's reliable and has everything I want. Its one of the few apps I am happily paying for. They often have Black Friday deals, if you want to save a little.
I use this also. I have some issues with it, but I won't bother to change unless I find something significantly better.
The feature I love most is being able to filter feed items based on content. This is great for sites that report on lots of different topics, and I can just eliminate the posts I don't care about.
I'd love recommendations for a good Android client. Right now I just have the site installed as a web app. It works, but I have a foldable phone and the site displays a little weird when unfolded in landscape.
The iPhone and Mac apps are also great. I've been using them for years. You can use it to show your feeds from popular rss aggregators or it can aggregate by itself via icloud, and it syncs across your devices.
I use a self hosted instance of tiny tiny rss (tt-rss) for subscriptions and Omnivore for reading.
Omnivore is open source with no data collection.
The iOS app is very good with integration for saving items from the firefox web browser.
The web app works well on the Linux desktop with the Firefox addon for saving articles.
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And I can attach Reeder to it directly.
- https://www.inoreader.com/
The feature I love most is being able to filter feed items based on content. This is great for sites that report on lots of different topics, and I can just eliminate the posts I don't care about.
It's great!
[0] https://freshrss.org/
[1] https://netnewswire.com/