Digg Reader is planning to shut down on March 26

Re:Digg Reader is planning to shut down on March 26 by empyrical on Wednesday March 14, 2018 @04:34PM (#16588062)

I've been using Feedly since Google Reader died. Curious if there are any other good ones - I miss GReader's ability to have subcategories for example, and am curious if there's a service that supports this

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Re:Digg Reader is planning to shut down on March 26 by Phlogistique on Wednesday March 14, 2018 @05:11PM (#16588344)

I use Newsblur which fits the bill. It has subcategories and stuff.

Other people use The old reader which looks and feels like the old Google Reader.

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Re:Digg Reader is planning to shut down on March 26 by greglindahl on Wednesday March 14, 2018 @06:38PM (#16588982)

I'm a very happy paying customer of Newsblur, it does what I want to do: read 100% of a bunch of feeds, using any device that I own.

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Re:Digg Reader is planning to shut down on March 26 by empyrical on Wednesday March 14, 2018 @05:44PM (#16588585)

That looks pretty good!

Does anyone know if there are any Android apps that interface with Newsblur like BeyondPod can with Feedly?

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Re:Digg Reader is planning to shut down on March 26 by romdev on Wednesday March 14, 2018 @08:44PM (#16589650)

I'm assuming you mean podcasting apps. I would also use one if it exists. There's no way I'm switching from Newsblur, but curious: does Feedly store your last listened position, so you can switch from phone to desktop like you can with Audible?

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