That's a link to the various sites, blogs, updates that I subscribe to, Phronix and Ars are both a bit noisey but other than them the rest I take good care to keep up with.
I personally think it's fantastic that RSS has made such a come back (some would say it never actually went away), it' such a simple, useful tool that's easy to integrate with just about anything.
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Another interesting discussion I enjoy having is finding out how people read / digest / discover feeds:
tldr; I use Feedly to manage my rss subscriptions and keep all my devices in sync, but instead of using the Feedly's own client, I use an app called Reeder as the client / reader itself.
I can see myself dropping back to a single app / service, which would likely be Feedly but for me Reeder is just a lot cleaner and faster, having said that I could be a bit stuck in my comfort zone with it so I'm open to change if it ever causes me an issue (which it hasn't).
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I use a combo of two tools:
Feedly - https://feedly.com
RSS feed subscription management.
Features:
- Keyword alerts
- Browser plugins to subscribe to (current) url
- Notation and highlighting support (a bit like Evernote)
- Search and filtering across large numbers of feeds / content
- IFTTT, Zapier, Buffer and Hootsuite integration
- Built in save / share functionality (that I only use when I'm on the website)
- Backup feeds to Dropbox
- Very fast, regardless of the fact that I'm in Australia - which often impacts the performance of apps / sites that tend to be hosted on AWS in the US as the latency is so high.
- Article de-duplication is currently being developed I believe, so I'm looking forward to that!
- Easy manual import, export and backup (no vendor lock-in is important to me)
- Public sharing of your Feedly feeds (we're getting very meta here!)
2. Reeder - http://reederapp.com
A (really) beautiful and fast iOS / macOS client.
- The client apps aren't cheap but damn they're good quality, I much prefer them over the standard Feedly apps
- Obviously supports Feedly as a backend but there are many other source services you can use along side each other
- I save articles using Reeder's clip to Evernote functionality... a lot
- Sensible default keyboard shortcuts (or at least for me they felt natural YMMV of course)
- Good customisable 'share with' options
- Looks pleasant to me
- Easy manual import an export just like Feedly
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- Now can someone come up with a good bookmarking addon / workflow for me? :)