@ferds On #iOS my go to app is #Reeder. When I was on #Mac, Reeder was great there too. On #Linux, I haven’t found one that I liked just yet.

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Python module feedparser!
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Import feedparser
d = feedparser.parse('http://www.reddit.com/r/python/.rss')
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😋

@ferds

- Newsboat, a CLI client for the minimalism fans and/or for those who don't want to spend too many resources.
- Winds: a nice feed and podcast client build using React.
- Liferea: the classic.

After years of using feed readers, I go with newsboat. No distractions, no fancy stuff. It just does its job.

@ferds Do you need syncronization?

If so, on the self-hosted side you have TinyTinyRSS, FreshRSS or even Nextcloud has the app “News” (it’s ok for simple use).

I don’t know much local readers, only feedreader and liferea, but I don’t use them.

@ferds newsboat!

@ferds newsboat. Feeder on Android.

@ferds https://netnewswire.com is the best if one is a Mac user.

@ferds https://quiterss.org/ (Linux/Windows/Mac) or use Thunderbird: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-subscribe-news-feeds-and-blogs

@ferds the one i have is really good

@ferds miniflux

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Software, for a pc, with windows? For that I am still happy with #rssOwl.

#rss #feedReader

@ferds #miniflux is my favourite if you want a web based, self hosted solution. works with #newsboat if you like that.

@ferds For mobile or desktop/laptop?

@ferds I'm currently enjoying Gnome Feeds.

@ferds Here you go! https://alternativeto.net/browse/search/?q=RSS&license=opensource

@ferds I love newsboat/podboat

@ferds I'm sure I'm too late but I really like Handy News Reader. It looks nice, it's F/LOSS, highly configurable, and actively developed.
Official: https://handynewsreader.blogspot.com/ | https://f-droid.org/en/packages/ru.yanus171.feedexfork/

@ferds Oh, I forgot to mention that on desktop I rather like QuiteRSS. For GTK there's Claws-mail and Thunderbird which handle e-mail and newsgroups as well.

@ferds using Nextcloud News happily :)

@ferds I'll give a thumbs-up to Inoreader. It works well on the web and on their app.