Thoughts on Feedly, Inoreader, and RSS Readers slf.micro.blog

@slf I've been thinking about this as well. My current test process is to keep Feedly for quick glances and save long-form reading that catches my eye to Pocket. From there I'm trying to do my focused, long-form reading of articles on a tablet.

@slf used to be an avid Feedly fan, switched to Feedbin to get out of the google empire. Miss some of the functionality of the former but not enough to return.

@mbkriegh i had forgotten about Feedbin, thanks i'll check them out

@bjhess good idea, i'm kinda doing the same thing with Instapaper

@mbkriegh wait, is Feedly owned by Google?

@pdxmph I used to be on Feedly … but prices kept going up and features added that I wasn’t using … maybe time to look at Inoreader … wouldn’t be that much more than my current Feedbin solution … but a richer service offering?

@bjhess hmmm, i had thought so but I can’t confirm it anywhere so maybe not…

@slf I agree, RSS++.

@slf I’m looking for a RSS reader. I would not like to add on another subscription so I’m looking at Feedbin. I would not mind paying a few dollars one-time so Reader 5 is also an option.

@slf let me know if you like it. If so I might purchase it as well.

@mbkriegh same for me

// @slf

@slf I ended up purchasing “Reeder 5”. I really like it and I’m using it daily.