Re:RSS: there's nothing better
by smsm42 on Saturday November 11, 2017 @05:09AM
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When Google killed the Reader, I switched to Feedly and still using them. Useful enough so I have paid subscription. Still using them after four years, nothing better around as far as I can see. Facebook certainly not even in the same galaxy, and I have no idea why Twitter even mentioned in that topic. IMHO RSS and accompanied readers are still the best for keeping oneself informed.
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Feedly killed RSS for me. The way their mobile app scrolls[1] articles just absolutely ruined the experience and I couldn’t find any better app/service before giving up on RSS entirely
[1] https://i.imgsir.com/G0jR.gif - weird entire page scroll going on instead of just scrolling normally. Makes it impossible to skim read the titles
Re:RSS: there's nothing better
by pencilcode on Saturday November 11, 2017 @06:12AM
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I use reeder as the client, much better than feedly ‘s ui but feedly is still the backend. Working great since I came back to rss for about a year.
Thanks I'll give that a go. I am going to have so many unread articles if I get back into RSS reading hah
Pretty much any RSS client these days can connect to Feedly API so you don't need to use their app.
I don't know any RSS clients.
Try looking in Settings - Look And Feel - Transitions. It looks like you're set in Scroll, which I admit looks & feels really weird. I find Stack to be better.
I'm surprised that Feedly doesn't implement a standard scroll like Twitter etc, at least as an option.
Unfortunately none of them work for me. Stack in my eyes is just what they call scroll with a fancy animation.
When skimming headlines I want to keep my eyes fixed and move the content past them
I use newsify. You should check it out.
Re:RSS: there's nothing better
by hylianwarrior on Saturday November 11, 2017 @05:23AM
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I came to this thread from Feedly :)
Re:RSS: there's nothing better
by InternetUser on Saturday November 11, 2017 @09:11AM
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Same here. I follow HN FROM Feedly so I can minimize the risk of missing any post.