I like Read You. It integrates nicely with FreshRSS, too.
this post was submitted on 31 Oct 2024
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My personal favourite is fluent reader
Not very good for organizing more than a few feeds
How so? I have many feeds oeganized under different groups, and that works well for me. What functionality would you have wanted?
I like newsboat
This is the way.
Sort of the opposite of what you asked, but adding here to increase variety
I just use miniflux, self hosted is easy if you have docker-compose and you could access it from your browser locally. It also works great on mobile.
In case you like feature-rich software, QuiteRSS is good.
Newsflash is the best from all I tested and even works nice on mobile.
Seconded. Newsflash does everything I need and looks pretty smooth.
Do you mean it works on a Linux phone or is it available on Android?
Linux phone. UI is very good there.
Seems very promising!
I've tried them all. He's right. It's the best. It's very reliable.
I like FreshRSS in a container, works great from a browser, and you can hit it from your phone on the loo...
RSSGuard for most things, newsboat for keeping track of software releases on github.
RSS Guard was actually great. I love the more old-school but super functional UI. I don't need any fancy stuff, just stuff that works. Awesome tip.
I use RSS Guard
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