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Tim Disney: Skyreader: A RSS Reader on the AT Protocol. “AT Protocol is the underlying protocol for Bluesky and other decentralized apps. It’s a kind of social filesystem that lets apps interoperate. Skyreader writes the feeds you follow and the shares you make to the AT Protocol, so anyone could build a RSS reader that shows your shares.”

New-to-me, from James’ Coffee Blog: Announcing Subscribe Openly. “This week I started a new project: Subscribe Openly. The site lets you create a web page with a list of buttons that let a user subscribe to your web feed in several common web readers, from Feedly to Feedbin. I also included my own web reader, Artemis.”

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/09/24/james-coffee-blog-announcing-subscribe-openly/

David Bushell: Croissant RSS Beta is Live! . “Croissant is an RSS reader I designed for myself. It might not be for you, but you’re welcome to try it and provide feedback.”

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/09/03/david-bushell-croissant-rss-beta-is-live/

Calishat: RSS With An Expiration Date: The Temporary Obsessions Feed Reader. “I love RSS; I literally couldn’t do my self-appointed job without it. But when it comes to temporarily monitoring topics, RSS feeds are a bit unwieldy; you have to add another layer of workflow to add/remove feeds, set up reminders for yourself, etc. All that has hitherto discouraged me from using RSS when there […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/06/12/rss-with-an-expiration-date-the-temporary-obsessions-feed-reader-calishat/

How-To Geek: How I Self-Host My Own RSS News Feed on a Raspberry Pi. “If you’re like me, you’re probably tired of getting news from social media. I decided to go back to RSS feeds to follow the news. I ran into a problem, though: I use multiple devices, and my feeds weren’t synced. That’s when I put my Raspberry Pi to use and installed FreshRSS.”

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/05/22/how-to-geek-how-i-self-host-my-own-rss-news-feed-on-a-raspberry-pi/

Daniel Pietzsch: Feed City . “I made a new thing: a feed reader called FeedCity, available at https://feed.city. The main reason for adding yet another feed reader to the already huge pile, is that I couldn’t find an existing one with the features I’d like to have.” RSS is coming back and I am READY.

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/05/08/daniel-pietzsch-feed-city/

Andre Garzia: RSS doesn’t necessarily means firehose. “Was reading Hacker News today and saw this very interesting post Reading RSS content is a skilled activity which raises some really interesting points about feed reading and how much effort one should put into making their experience fit what they want. The following discussion on Hacker News is full of people commenting how their feed […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/04/28/andre-garzia-rss-doesnt-necessarily-means-firehose/

Thomas Rigby: Oh no! They enshittified Inoreader. “I use Inoreader as my only ‘read later’ app. I’ve used it for years and it’s always been good. I even paid for it for a while. Their ‘Social Features’ were useful too. I used them to pull articles I ‘liked’ to my own website because it was a lovely quick workflow…. The other day the menu was replaced with (shock horror) AI Summaries.”

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/03/19/oh-no-they-enshittified-inoreader/

Inoreader Blog: Improved Web feeds & Track changes. “Our latest update brings improvements to Web feeds and the Track changes feature, making them more accessible and reliable than ever. Designed for power users, these tools allow you to monitor content beyond traditional RSS with greater flexibility, and our recent enhancements make them easier to use and more powerful than before.”

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/03/10/inoreader-blog-improved-web-feeds-track-changes/