Are you getting your hands on #TimelineApps lately? Same here. And again and again I have to state that #reeder is my app of choice in this field currently. This goes for the design and the functionality. I am struggling with the use of #surf and don't get very far. #tapestryapp looks quite nice, but I am unable to connect to any Bluesky account. Not even my own. #feeeed is free and has got some nice features, but I do not like the design very much. For me #reeder is the most reliable app here.

I really like the new #Tapestry app by @Iconfactory, but the one thing really holding me back from making it my main RSS, blog, and social media consumption medium is the lack of a full text parser for RSS feeds.

I'm so used to being able to load up an entire article without leaving the app when using #Reeder and similar services that I just can't make the switch, even though #Tapestry has a much better UI.

Not sure if full text RSS is something that the team is looking at implementing, but if it ever came I'm pretty sure I'd switch over in a heartbeat.

I have been using the new #Reeder for quite a while now. It's a game changer for reading blogs, listening to poscasts, and following video channels. I prefer the clean look of the new Reeder over #Tapestry, but it's nice to see there's another app like this out there. I urge you to try out either (or both) of them. I love it.

Acabo de probar #Tapestry de @Iconfactory (ya está en la App Store española, https://usetapestry.com) y, no sé, no me convence.

Quizá me he acostumbrado demasiado a @ivory para Mastodon y a #ReederClassic de @rizzi para los RSS, porque no consigo pillarle el punto ni al nuevo #Reeder, ni a Tapestry.

Para el lector de RSS quiero mis carpetas, organizado y sin duplicidades. Por ejemplo, en el nuevo Reeder tienes cada canal como pendiente por leer en el tipo de elemento, por el propio elemento y otra vez por carpeta, tag o home, si también se mostrase allí.

Eso sí, pagaría con gusto un complemento extra para que Reeder Classic tuviera la vista mejorada de las publicaciones de Mastodon, Threads (no puedo añadir cuentas en Classic), Bluesky o Pixelfed como las que implementa el nuevo Reeder, entre otras de las novedades del último.

Profit durch Krieg und Putin für USA und Deutschland...

Russische Schattenflotte: Milliardengeschäft für westliche Reeder

"Mehr als 200 ehemals westliche #Tanker fahren heute in der russischen #Schattenflotte. Den Eigentümern der #Schiffe brachte der Verkauf Milliarden ein. Auch deutsche #Reeder profitierten davon, wie ein internationales Rechercheprojekt zeigt...."
https://www.tagesschau.de/investigativ/ndr-wdr/schattenflotte-russland-sanktionen-oel-reeder-deutschland-100.html

Ich war bei RSS Readern auf Mac und iPad schon immer zwischen NetNewsWire und Reeder hin- und hergerissen.

Reeder ist fantastisch in der täglichen Handhabe, also beim Lesen. Bietet aber keine Möglichkeit Feeds gut zu managen. Die Ui dafür ist sehr umständlich: Es kann immer nur ein Feed verschoben oder gelöscht werden. Was bei einer Vielzahl von Feeds schon etwas nervig werden kann… https://knieb.es/3b47

Si os soy sincero, me parece bien que La Gente™ se pase a Bluesky: las cuentas tienen RSS que puedes seguir desde tu cliente favorito sin tener que pisar la aplicación.

Con el nuevo #Reeder (no el Classic) de @rizzi puedes seguir las cuentas de Bluesky, cuando accedes al detalle te salen los comentarios, etc. Aunque también quiero ver el sustituto de #Twitterrific de @Iconfactory, que pinta similar.

I relapsed... I got back into #RSS and spent several hours over my break going through unread feeds, unstarring articles in #Feedbin, and decluttering my feeds by unsubscribing to some I don't read

I can't help but feel like I wasted time doing that but I also feel like digitally decluttering is productive. After all, I apparently have 100,000 starred articles in #Feedbin I think a lot of that was filters that cast too wide of a net that built up especially after I took a long break from RSS.

It also probably came from starring things that could easily have simply been bookmarked instead. I found out yesterday that I could unstar articles through the API. Maybe I can write a program to help mass unstar articles since neither Feedbin nor #Reeder (classic) have multi select.

This was more of a ramble but if anyone has tips on helping me wrangle my RSS feeds and saved/read-later articles I would love to hear them!

I've been a long time user of Reeder (and recently the new Reeder app). I've decided I really like the older version better. I would like to remove my Feedly Feed and have it all converted over to an iCloud based feed. Wondering if the team at @macstories have a friendly tutorial on how to do that? #tech #rss #reeder

Dank Cory Doctorows Artikel https://pluralistic.net/2024/10/16/keep-it-really-simple-stupid/ und der Erwähnung bei @bitsundso Teste ich gerade die neue #Reeder. App und bin erfreut über die vielen Möglichkeiten.
#rss #youtube #mastodon #bluesky #glass #Flickr #commicskingdom #reddit gesammelt in einer gemeinsamen Inbox.
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The new #reeder app seem to be a step backward in usability to me. Maybe I’m not getting it, but it no longer has the concept of read/unread blog posts; everything just…hangs out there forever. It also makes it very difficult to read the content in a web browser; you used to be able to press B to open an article in Safari, but now it’s a click on the share arrow, then Open, with no keyboard shortcuts.

I don’t even mind paying for the very reasonable subscription price, but I can’t use this app. Luckily Reeder Classic is still around.

My favorite feature of the new #Reeder is the “Reader View” button: when a feed that doesn’t support full article, clicking the button takes you to the full article but with the same reading experience