I did add a read it later app into the mix several years ago. This is helpful for consuming longer content, but I have to explicitly put articles there.
I did add a read it later app into the mix several years ago. This is helpful for consuming longer content, but I have to explicitly put articles there.
RSS never worked properly for me when it was "big" in the 2000s. Half the time I'd click the RSS icon on a site and it would display XML code and an error message I didn't understand.
At the end of the day, it's also still a 'feed'. The websites I visit write about a variety of topics, and I'm only interested in a couple. For that use case, it's simpler to just visit the site on a regular basis.
I do save articles to Pocket though, as I can't stand the news website trend of breaking up the article flow with embedded tweets, Related Articles links, email signup CTAs and what not.
That's the approach I take with the RSS reader I've built anyways.