> One App to replace them all.
You mean like a browser?
> Intuitive UI
I understand I'm probably not the target market for this - but I'm very uninspired by the Slack-copy design trend happening everywhere.
You mean like a browser?
> Intuitive UI
I understand I'm probably not the target market for this - but I'm very uninspired by the Slack-copy design trend happening everywhere.
I can see this being a nice alternative to a few browser options for checking the latest across multiple sites. Pinned tabs, "Open All" bookmark folder, loose tabs, etc. Not ideal, imo, so having them all in one place and unified under a single UI might be kind of nice.
Can't really speak to the UI though since this is unfortunately macOS only :(
It's just another walled garden approach
Currently i use another browser for this(firefox is for browsing hackernews, chrome is for work since devtools are better)
Have you tried Firefox Developer Mode? I find it to be lots better, especially if you are using grid or flexbox.
Nice work, and looks pretty, but Feedly scratches this itch for me almost perfectly. And it expands well beyond Reddit and HN.
The only better solution would be if I hosted my own and used an open source app. I'll get around to it.
When I tried rss with Feedly before. I wasn’t getting blog post comments. I don’t think reddit/HN comments either but could be wrong there.
You get the title which is a link to the submission, a picture and a link to the comments. I'm on Android so hitting either opens a webview (powered by Firefox) with an X in the top left which leads back to feedly. I also have scrolling past a submission set to mark it as read.
Admittedly something which handled unread comments and notifications for replies could be more engaging, but I feel like I get enough HN as it is and I want to remain somewhat productive.