Feedly is getting annoying, putting "AI" in my way.

[davey_cakes@mastodon.ie]

@faduda I like Inoreader, but I'm not an intensive user, there might be rough edges I'm not aware of

[mawhrin@circumstances.run]

@faduda if you don't mind being tied to a browser, there's the unfortunately named feedbro which works as a browser extension in all major browsers.

[markdennehy@mastodon.ie]

@faduda I just run tt-rss on my own server which I think might be a bit niche; but I did see a really interesting one this morning:

Current

An RSS reader that doesn't count. What happens when you stop treating your feeds like an inbox and start treating them like a river.

Terry Godier (www.terrygodier.com)

[faduda@mastodon.ie]

@markdennehy I saw, but it' s for iThings only

[iarfhlaitho@mastodon.ie]

@faduda I used FreshRSS for a while on a home server. I now use NetNewsWire and just export the list if I want to set up another. It seems to be a fraction of the effort.

[mlabowicz@hachyderm.io]

@faduda I use Feedly too and just ignore the AI stuff. I also run freshRSS on my home server for a handful of must read feeds

[stancarey@mastodon.ie]

@faduda I went looking last year, settled on Newsblur. It's fine, but I might look again for something simpler. Thread here has some comments you might find useful https://mastodon.ie/deck/@stancarey/114380702329709659

Also https://alternativeto.net/software/feedly/

[jalefkowit@vmst.io]

@davey_cakes @faduda I went to Inoreader too, and have liked it thus far.

[combs@mastodon.art]

@faduda If you'd like a fairly 1:1 recreation of Google Reader, I've had a good time with http://theoldreader.com/

[cloudthethings@hachyderm.io]

@faduda I pay for @feedbin and it not only works super well and has none of that crap, its well-crafted filter/actions system lets me remove a bunch of keywords from sources that I otherwise need to read.

[babblinggeek@infosec.exchange]

@faduda still humming along on oldreader and would recommend