Jonathan
Now that #Miniflux makes my life easier, I realize how cool #RSS is. If I'd only find a good RSS Android app that supports it I'd be happy.
May 15 at 7:22pmWeb
Show threadWinter blue tardis🇧🇬🇭🇺May 15
@jonathan859 Can use miniflux from anywhere, as long as there's a browser.
Show threadJonathanMay 15
@tardis I know, but I'm a fan of actual applications. Sure it's probably an option too, but an app would be much more faster, might support notifications etc. Yeah I could configure Miniflux to send me Pushover notifications and then read on the web but idk.
Show threadWinter blue tardis🇧🇬🇭🇺May 16
@jonathan859 But miniflux is a web app too, in fact, it's still in your browser.
Show threadMister KrabsMay 15
@jonathan859 I get the point of RSS, but I never understood the reason to use it. What are you using Miniflux for?
Show threadAndré PolykanineMay 15
@mrkrabs @jonathan859 I'm not Jonathan, but as a fellow Miniflux user I will answer: blog subscriptions and podcasts.
Show threadJonathanMay 16
@mrkrabs Your blog, for example. MXRoute changelog and status page. Actually many sites still offer it, just kkinda hidden. It seems pretty useful though so you don't have to visit all the original pages over and over to check for new content. German Goalball page too, there's many stuff.
Show threadMister KrabsMay 16
@jonathan859 Nice.
Show threadAbhinav 🌏May 16
@jonathan859 I recommend FocusReader (paid) and FeedMe (free) apps that support Miniflux on Android.
Show threadWidowild  May 16

@jonathan859 use #capyreader and/or #reactflux

https://github.com/jocmp/capyreader
https://github.com/electh/ReactFlux

GitHub - jocmp/capyreader: A smallish Android RSS reader

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