Wenn ich hier fediverse: Bürorechner = #Debian, Browser = #Firefox, mein Hirn = #RedNotebook, mein zweites Hirn #CherryTree, RSS mit #QuiteRSS, Email = #Thunderbird, .... und mein Hafen ist @servus

@bernhard I used rssowl a long time ago. I am currently happy with #QuiteRSS wich has keyword filtering actions.

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

@noc @tanoshimi
#Feeder on Android. No real bells and whistles. Has some tagging and categorization. All I need.

Was using #quiterss (quite nice, simple) on Linux but rarely anymore just due to my routine.

Conclusion: If you want to use a #desktop #RSS reader, you should use #QuiteRSS because it's simply the best, better than all the rest.

But keep backup your feeds before any updates, and keep #Akregator as a backup, because it works acceptably well.

Fortunately, both can import and export feeds to the same format.

9/8

#QuiteRSS

Pro: Like Mary Poppins, QuiteRSS is practically perfect in every way. New items are obvious. Easy to mark multiple items simultaneously. Well able to display just the content of a page, rather than the entire page. Incompatible with many paywalls.

Con: It depends on the qt5-webkit library. As a result, if you're on a rolling release distro, QuiteRSS will occasionally break for several days after an update until its dependency is fixed upstream.

2/8

Do you subscribe to your favorite #Youtube channels just to never hear from them again? With #YouTubeDataToRSS (in Linux) you can convert the CSV file from your Google Takeout and convert it to an OPML file which can be imported in your RSS reader (like #QuiteRSS ) https://github.com/rredford/YouTubeDataToRSS You'll still be in Youtube's ecosystem but will stop depending on their algorithm.

¿Te suscribes a tus canales de #Youtube para que jamás vuelvas a saber de ellos porque nunca te salen videos sugeridos? En Linux, con #YouTubeDataToRSS puedes convertir el CSV que te da Google cuando descargas tus suscripciones y te las convierte en un archivo OPML que puedes importar con un lector de noticias como #QuiteRSS . https://github.com/rredford/YouTubeDataToRSS No te zafas de Youtube pero dejas de depender de su algoritmo.

@nikodemus #QuiteRSS on #Linux - #Feeder on Android. Quite like them both.

Turns out #QuiteRSS doesn't display mastodon post images in the feed :((( Someone already created an issue for it on Github but it wasn't addressed/commented on for over a year...

So I just realized... #QuiteRSS doesn't show a full date of when a post was made. Which means no one will ever know that my website's posts come from early middle ages for organization purposes 😂

@paul #QuiteRSS

I successfully migrated my RSS feeds to #Newsboat . At first I was unsure that I could configure it to my liking, but I was very pleasantly surprised, it covers all the bases I could think of.

I said goodbye to #QuiteRSS . The only problem I could mention is that it was a bit sluggish with my 250+ feeds, but I really can't fault it for that. It's also been 3 years since the last update, but I hope it's continued, because it was the best one for me among the GUI ones I tried.

@thelinuxEXP #QuiteRSS is my #RSS feed reader of choice. I'd be lost without RSS feeds. They make the internet bearable.

Finally tried to *really* set up a desktop #RSS reader. Looked at this good summary by @itsfoss :
https://itsfoss.com/feed-reader-apps-linux/

The starting point was the intersection of those with availability in the #Ubuntu repos.

-- I'm on Gnome, so #Akregator would have been heavy on the KDE-dependencies.
-- #GnomeFeeds is nice, but it really is a simpler structure, and I was looking for more organization.

-- So it's #QuiteRSS for now, I've set it up and like it so far.
-- (Newsboat is also nice for terminal.)

If you are a #RSS feed fan and on #Windows, You should check out #QuiteRSS, free awesome reader.

https://quiterss.org/

@vkc Hi Veronica. I used #Liferea for years but then switched to #QuiteRSS and have now used that for years. I look forward to your upcoming #newsboat videos. I like your wacky sense of humor. 👍

@zaclys J'utilise les flux #RSS depuis qu'ils existent. Ils permettent d'éviter la dictature des algorithmes et les #CGU innaceptables. Je choisis les sites sources d'informations, j'ajoute quelques filtres pour faire un peu de tri. J'utilise #quiterss sur PC et #Feeder sur #android. Quand j'aurais un peu de temps je jetterais un oeil à ce service et voir si il a toutes les fonctions de quiterss dont j'ai besoin.

💌 Joyeux #ILoveFS aux devs de :
#Peertube
#Fedilab
#Conversations
#Discourse
#Orbot
#LinuxLibre
#LibreBoot
#Xfce
#WhiskerMenu
#StreetComplete
#OrganicMaps
#uBlockOrigin (et #uMatrix ! 😢)
#Yakforms
#LSTU
#Nextcloud
#CollaboraOnline
#FDroid
#Synaptic
#GtkHash
#LibreOffice
#VLC
#Shotcut
#Blender
#Gimp
#Krita
#Inkscape
#Minetest
#0AD
#TeeWorlds
#Deluge
#ExodusPrivacy
#QuiteRSS
#Roundcube
#Pluma
#BigBlueButton
#TiBibI et #TiBibO
#Moodle
#Scenari
#Kiwix
#Oneko
#TWRP
#OpenWrt

Et plein d'autres ! 🥰