This is so important to me that I wrote a feed reader as a browser plugin so I don't need to worry about a service disappearing some day.
If you're curious it's Brook[1], and if you like hacking on things, it's open source[2]. There's a branch that works on Chrome, but I really like Firefox's support for showing content in a sidebar.
[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/brook-feed-re...
Does it utilize firefox sync at all for multiple devices? I see an import/export option at least so I can get the same feeds on my laptop and desktop.
I think it's fairly restricted on how much data you can sync and I'd want to make sure "normal" usage doesn't get too close to that.
Can I suggest keyboard navigation (basically "go to next unread") and "only show unread items"? It would be great to be able to press a key and go to the next unread feed.
If you're on Github adding an issue would help me remember, if not I'll try to keep it top of mind until I put the kids to bed.
Is it possible for it not to add an RSS feed you already have in the list?
It _should_ tell you you're already subscribed if the feed is in your list. It gets a bit tricky with redirects and non canonical urls.
If you use github, drop an issue there detailing what you're seeing. If not, then let me know in a DM or this thread.
Also thank you for using Brook, you now account for 2% of the world wide usage ;)