Any #RSS reader user has any advice on how to emulate filters? Say for example I want to filter out spoilers for a series from certain blogs/websites and there's no mention of the name that series in neither the title or content, only in the tags.
I'm using #FluentReader for Desktop and #CapyReader for mobile.
Pre-release builds ready to test!
Hi everyone, PLEASE boost this! :neofox:
I wanted to mention again that we have created a community fork of Fluent Reader, a cross-platform RSS reader whose development is currently a bit stalled. Our fork is called Fluentflame Reader.
We don't have a stable release yet, but we already have testing versions for those who want to try it out and give us feedback or report bugs.
We have an updated code base; in fact, that was one of the reasons the project started: to fix bugs and transition from deprecated dependencies to more stable ones. Contribution guidelines? Yes! Code of conduct? Of course! Position on AI code? Banned!
If you're interested, you can take a look at:
https://github.com/FluentFlame/fluentflame-reader/
#RSS #opensource #fluentflame #fluentreader
用上了Fluent Reader看RSS feed感觉很不错，我主要订阅带图的内容所以这个排版很适合。https://github.com/yang991178/fluent-reader
发现Pixelfed作品集自带的RSS链接识别出来并没有缩略图…好鸡肋
@manton +1 for this feature. I am using #FluentReader for now. Micro.blog would do a much better job on my timeline.
Je continuais à utiliser feedly notamment à cause d'Android pour ma veille via flux #rss. Depuis hier, mon compte est fermé, grâce à flux de @zaclys . Import des données exportées fluides. Un peu de chipot pour piger comment configurer le client sur pc parce que j'avais pas lu la doc aha. J'utilise #fluentreader sur pc et #reedyou sur #android maintenant. Aller, l'assainissement des pratiques numériques continue. C'est long, mais le processus est très satisfaisant.
I reviewed Fluent Reader, a local #RSS client for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
https://www.virtualcuriosities.com/articles/2684/my-review-of-fluent-reader
I recently switched #RSSReaders from #TheOldReader to #Inoreader because I wanted more features. Their website isn't the greatest place to read feeds as far as #accessibility goes(I switched to their beta and am giving them some recommendations though, so hopefully that will change), so I'm looking for a good #Windows #app that will sync with Inoreader. I use #FieryFeeds on #iOS but I'm on my computer a lot, so I'd love a Windows app. Can anyone recommend one? I've tried several but they either didn't sync with it or accessibility was bad. Some of the ones I've tried are #FluentReader, #RavenReader, #QuiteRSS, #FeedDemon, #RSSGuard, #RSSOwlnix, and #MyReader. The last one is the only one that seemed to work with Inoreader but accessibility is pretty poor. If any others I mentioned work for you, how did you set it up? If you're using something else, what is it?
#tech #technology #RSS #apps @mastoblind @main
TIL about the #Linux and #Android app #FluentReader which looks like a smoother alternative to #NextCloud News in the browser.
Here's how to set it up with your NextCloud server: https://sudoscience.blog/2023/07/06/setting-up-fluent-reader-with-nextcloud-news/
It's yet another #Electron application (read: resource hogger 🙄), but I'll give it a chance anyway.
It may have been a while since I last opened my RSS feed aggregator 👀
Narrator: "He proceeded to blow the dust off its cover and smack it a couple of times to remove the remaining particulates... It was a terrible strategy, much coughing ensued."
I probably shouldn't let it collect more cobwebs 🕸️
@oligneisti I'm a huge rss fan - it is my main channel of gathering information & analysis. The first application I launch on booting my laptop in the morning is #FluentReader. https://github.com/yang991178/fluent-reader
I have many hundreds of subscriptions. Like Mastodon it requires the user to be the algorithm, sorting their chonological feeds into meaningful, manipulatable categories. Also, it often just bypasses many paywalls or x-number of 'free articles this month'.
Fluent Reader is a modern looking open-source desktop app for RSS News Reading
Fluent Reader is a modern looking open-source desktop app for RSS News Reading
As per post title, with a blue logo with letter F Are you frustrated with trying to source news about your interests from busy social media bias, or all the clutter and distractions of actual news websites? Don’t have time to visit 20 different websites to […]
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Fluent Reader is a modern looking open-source desktop app for RSS News Reading
Are you frustrated with trying to source news about your interests from busy social media bias, or all the clutter and distractions of actual news websites? Don’t have time to visit 20 different websites to find your news? Or maybe your news for a site is onl ...continues
@hryggrbyr@ibe.social #FreshRss and #FluentReader (Lite)
What do ya think about Fluent Reader (an RSS feed reader)?
Here’s the link for you: https://hyliu.me/fluent-reader/
Link to the releases: https://github.com/yang991178/fluent-reader/releases
Pensando en deixar #Feedly* (polo da ferramenta anti-greves) e passar-me a Fluent Reader...
* Tenho uma conta free sem limite de feeds.
Fluent Reader. Para tener tus fuentes RSS ordenadas de forma elegante y leerlas de forma fluida, en tus sistemas de escritorio.
https://www.muylinux.com/2023/01/09/fluent-reader-lector-rss/
i've recently discovered this rss reader for #linux called #FluentReader https://hyliu.me/fluent-reader/, and i'm very satisfied. it's pretty much a Reeder clone, but open-source, multiplatform (Linux, MacOs and Windows) and free...well, free for every platform except win10 for some reason. Github https://github.com/yang991178/fluent-reader
i didn't try it, but it's also available for IOS and Android, but not free, although very cheap https://github.com/yang991178/fluent-reader-lite
Cross-Platform Open-Source Fluent Reader is my current best choice for an offline RSS news aggregator
Screenshot of Fluent Redaer RSS reader application showing RSS feeds I’ve happily been using self-hosted web-based FreshRSS for a while now. I chose it mainly because it suited my needs, and when I travelled regularly, I could work from the same shared source of articles. […]
