FreshRSS is dabomb!
Highly recommend it.
Re:RSS Is Awesome
by vanc_cefepime on Friday August 29, 2025 @12:20AM
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Preferential to Miniflux myself, but any RSS reader is better than none.
Re:RSS Is Awesome
by digital_voodoo on Friday August 29, 2025 @03:08AM
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Same here, tried both and sticked with Miniflux that seems on the lighter side. I don't really need the web interface or an app, because I channel everything towards a Telegram bot, where I read the feeds: a glance at the title, "Instant View" or long read if needed.
Re:RSS Is Awesome
by theshrike79 on Friday August 29, 2025 @02:28AM
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I tried both, but Miniflux was like 15% _too_ bare-bones for me.
FreshRSS hit the sweet spot for me, combined with NetNewsWire as a mobile UI
Yeah, even as a desktop UI NetNewsWire is great. FreshRSS rocks
NetNewsWire is beginning to choke for me because I have a large number of feeds. I was using it today and when I pressed Alt-K to "mark all as read", it beachballed on me and I had to force quit. This has been happening more often recently as I've added more feeds.
I have been using miniflux for a while. I love it. It's great.
+1 happy freshrss user here
Re:RSS Is Awesome
by DonHopkins on Friday August 29, 2025 @07:32AM
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Who old enough to remember when everybody was syndicating all their favorite RSS feeds on their own blogs, and then some joker posted a blog entry to his own RSS feed with a title like "What happens when you put an unbalanced <BLINK> tag into the title?", and the ENTIRE BLOGOSPHERE started blinking?
Re:RSS Is Awesome
by danillonunes on Friday August 29, 2025 @11:42AM
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People were literally XSSing themselves and the worst someone did was a funny prank. Those were simpler times.
Re:RSS Is Awesome
by ibfreeekout on Friday August 29, 2025 @04:58PM
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This is what I use, and I also have Readrops on my phone that syncs back to my FreshRSS instance. Makes it really convenient to have a lightweight reading app where I can submit new feeds to it and have it sync back to the server.
FYI FreshRSS is fairly trivial to self-host, and is a really nice option for an RSS reader app.