emacs + elfeed

Reasons:

1. I'm using emacs for almost everything, so it it is a quite obvious choice
2. Links to rss/atom are stored in a plain human readable org-mode file that you can edit manually or use VCS on top
3. It works fine from both terminal and gui
4. It is a fully OSS solution under The Unlicense

I quite like Thunderbird for this.

Thunderbird

I mostly use Thunderbird. Lately I've been using Newsflash.

I don't personally use that much RSS in my computer (more on the phone) but I do know of a terminal RSS reader called newsboat.

In terms of android, I use feeder, its available on fdroid and you can also install it via obtainium

If you're on Plasma, then why not go with Akgregator?

For android I highly recommend ReadYou. Its immaculate!

PS: Use Obtainium to install and update it.

I use Newsboat.

Akregator and RSS Guard are both KDE oriented. Feature rich and highly customizable. On the phone I've used Read you, but lately switch to News.

https://miniflux.app/ - web based so you can read it locally or remotely.

I use Feedly (a website that fills the same role as Google Reader) but I'm not that happy with it nowadays since they seem to be pushing for AI nonsense. Any of you self-hostey people got any suggestions for hosted RSS readers, ideally ones with NixOS modules?

If you're looking for something minimal but highly customizable I'd recommend newsboat. For Android I use feedr.

I self-host FreshRSS as a container with podman behind Traefik on a raspberry pi 5 and use the web interface on desktop and FeedMe on android. Pretty happy with the setup.

On iOs Netnewswire is really great.

I’m also using a firefox extension for my RSS feed (feedbro) on Fedora.

I use fluent reader on all of my devices connected to my freshrss server back home.

Just Thunderbird is fine for me, has all the features I want and I already get my email there (but even if I didn't I'd struggle to find an RSS reader with its features).

I am pretty happy with QuiteRSS. Has a built in browser with adblocking, but easy right click options to open tan external browser. Easy to set up feeds and filters.

For Linux I use Fluent Reader; simple, and looks great.

https://github.com/yang991178/fluent-reader

And for Android I use Read You from F-Droid.

https://f-droid.org/packages/me.ash.reader/

Not sure about cloud syncing between them though - I sync by importing/exporting an .ompl file - mainly because I know exactly where my data is at all times.

https://github.com/martinrotter/rssguard/ ☺️

FluentReader not only looks pretty good, but also is capable of fetching the text from linked articles, avoiding needing to open a web browser (and also stripping all ads in the process)

https://feedly.com/ -firefox online +(tranclate https://addons.mozilla.org/ru/firefox/addon/traduzir-paginas-web/?utm_source=addons.mozilla.org&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=search) + android

My shell script. It just prints out parts of the Atom file highlighted.

Did use tt-rss in the past but switched over to miniflux, as I just wanted something more resource friendly.

Quiterss, you dont need more, give it a go for real, u will not regret 👍👌

Feedparser, made nice tui RSS reader in python 😍

Linux: Evolution (because it's always open for my org mail) Android: Feeder

I recently switched to iOS, found out that the front end of my feed aggregator doesn’t work worth safari, but then found Unread, which I could use because they both support the fever api. It was quite a trip, but I’m now content