Silvio RizziSep 5, 2024
The new Reeder is out!
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6475002485
‎Reeder.

‎Reeder is your all-in-one inbox for reading, watching and listening to content from various sources. From Unread Counts to Timeline Syncing Say goodbye to unread counts! With Reeder, your timeline position is synced across all your devices, letting you pick up right where you left off. Shared Feed…

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Show threadSilvio RizziSep 5, 2024

A note to Reeder Classic users:
For this release, I’ve tried to cover any questions you might have about the new Reeder and Reeder Classic in the FAQ:
https://reeder.app/help#faq

There's no pressure to upgrade. As mentioned before, both apps will coexist. The new Reeder is free to download, so feel free to give it a try.

Reeder Help

Show threadFrédéric JacobsSep 5, 2024
@rizzi Congrats on shipping! Will there be an option to use Feedbin with the new one?
Show threadColin PekruhnSep 5, 2024
@fj No - @rizzi specifically told beta testers that this app has a different vision than Classic and won’t integrate with services like Feedbin.
Show threadStelian IancuSep 5, 2024
@cpekruhn @fj @rizzi this makes it then a no-go for me unfortunately. I will keep using Reeder Classic and when that won’t work anymore I will switch to another RSS app that supports Feedbin.
Show threadColin PekruhnSep 5, 2024
@panzerboy @fj @rizzi I was initially skeptical, as a Feedbin user myself, but I've come to really like the new app's approach. I actually feel less stress checking my feeds and have come to enjoy the timeline approach. But definitely not for everyone, and its not meant to be.
Show threadFrédéric Jacobs
@cpekruhn I also catchup on my RSS feeds from Linux machines so will stick to Feedbin and Reeder classic for now
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