JenJen 1d ago

RSS READER HELP

I want to finally get an rss reader sorted! Husbeard uses feedly, but it won't let me sign up (it breaks) - so does anyone know a simple rss reader with no ads/sub fee? Happy to pay a small one time cost for one if it lets me do a free try-before-you-buy.

EDIT: I have a linux laptop, android phone/tablet and windows pc (firefox, opera) and it would be amazing if it would sync across all those!

No self hosting or uber tech stuff - just a simple app! I am not techy!

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Show threadIain McLaren1d ago
@JenJen I have tried many rss readers but keep returning to unread. It’s free to use and has an annual subscription fee for premium. It allows using feedly as a backend so you can easily move to other readers https://apps.apple.com/au/app/unread-an-rss-reader/id1363637349
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Show threadJenJen 
@imclaren does the free version come with ads, do you know?
I'm trying to avoid more subscription fees, so I'm willing to pay a one time cost for a reader, but not more at the moment 
May 17 at 9:20amWeb
Show threadChamaeleon1d ago
@JenJen @imclaren I‘m using the free Version on ios and mac and no, it doesn’t have ads but a wonderfully clean and simple user interface!
Show threadIain McLaren1d ago

@Chamaeleon @JenJen it’s clean, not too ‘computer’, and if you add the base url for a website or blog it’s very good at finding the feed.

You could try the free version of this and others. reeder and reeder classic are also good. reeder classic is a one time purchase and reeder has an annual subscription - https://www.reeder.app/classic/

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