Using Fiery Feeds, and enjoying it. Subscribed for a year.

If someone gets me to stop using Reeder, this one might be it. On the desktop I’m used to Feedbin on the web, so the fact that my Air won’t run Fiery Feeds doesn’t really bother me.

@maique Grrrr! There ought to be a moratorium on sharing new app recommendations for Micro.blog.

@pratik You know I actually pondered sharing this one on Mastodon only, but then thought I shouldn’t. Maybe I was wrong? 😅 And I still love good old Reeder, and appreciate the fact that it also works on older machines, and it’s a one time purchase. I prefer that.

@maique Yup. Reeder has turned out to be quite versatile on all my devices. iCloud Sync has definitely improved and is free.

The 'Mb Discover' feed issue also got sorted out. I think it had something to do when I had added @sod's feed last year.

@pratik I’ll probably get back to it after a while, but the price for this one seemed fair for the fun factor, and that new toy smell.

@maique How much is the paid version? One-time or subscription?

@pratik Subscription, I’m afraid 😔 But €14.99/year over here, not sure how much for you.

@maique Ok. Would be similar in USD and not bad if you use regularly.

@pratik Do you find iCloud sync is sufficient for your needs with Reeder. No missed posts, or stumbling on syncing?

@pratik I’m planning on using it for a while. Let’s see how long that lasts 😅

@pratik Let me know if there's an issue with the experimental feeds, and I will look into it. 😊 I need the URL of the feed in question and a description of the issue.

@sod I don’t think it’s an issue per se with your feeds. If you recall, I had the issue with the inability to unsubscribe from Micro.blog’s official Discover feed.

After I re-subscribed to your special Discover feed as well as a couple of other category special feeds, I noticed that I got also got subscribed to the official Discover and the official category special feeds.

I manually unsubscribed to the official feeds and kept yours. Surprisingly and thankfully the previously-unremovable Discover feed now vanished.

@crossingthethreshold Not that I have noticed.