š Superball āļøWhatās a good RSS reader: one that uses a good browser for web access, doesnāt track me or ask for all my info, and isnāt otherwise enshittified? I donāt even need to use it for reading (yet?) per se but am putting RSS links on my website and want to see how it looks from a reader.
Chilly 
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@superball been using Feedly but it has been enshitiffied with AI stuff to the point you don't even have notifications.
Canageek@superball I like Drop Feeds, a Firefox extension
iPJR@superball If you're on iPhone iPad or Mac, I think Net News Wire is pretty great
Dan Fixes Coin-Ops@superball I'm using nextcloud and its RSS reader plugin but that is TOTAL overkill and I was perfectly happy with liferea
Jessamyn@superball I used to use this one and am a big fan.
Velocipede Rider@superball Vivaldi browser has one built in
@superball to clarify that would only be the desktop browser. The mobile version does not have one currently.
Doctor Memory@superball @ifixcoinops I use and endorse (FWIW) NewsBlur.
antifa supersoldier@superball Feedbro on Firefox has served me well for years.
Kevin Boyd (he/him) šØš¦@superball I switched to NetNewsWire this year and it's been great
Vysogota@superball if you're the bulk kind of news consumer, try this out:
Nunti (Finally a smart RSS reader which doesn't suck ass or your data.)
https://f-droid.org/packages/com.nunti/
If you're old and pedantic as me and always make sure to diligently read your full news reel, check out Miniflux on the server side/web, Flux News for it on mobile, and Newsflash for it for Desktop Linux.
Simon Greenwood@superball
Feeder for Android, available on F-Droid, very configurable.
Feeder for Android, available on F-Droid, very configurable.
Please Gently the Dragon@superball I've been liking the Firefox extension Drop Feeds
RodolfoSince you askedā¦
I use News Explorer on macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and tvOS. You can enter #RSS feeds into it one at a time or import/export them en masse in OPML format. You can group them, filter them, etc. You can keep a local list/downloads, or have it sync across all your gizmos through iCloud, or do both. You can customize your reading experience. So far, I havenāt noticed a whiff of AI BS in the latest version. Iām pretty happy with it.
I hope that helps.
infryq@superball I like News Blur:
Hollie@superball @clew I LOVE NetNewsWire :)
cholling@superball If you have the time and knowledge, there are a number of self-hosted options out there. Best way to guarantee you're not being tracked, unless you decide to track yourself.