I love #RSS #feeds, and read them using the excellent #emacs #elfeed. WordPress creates RSS feeds by default, and if you know the trick it's easy to subscribe. But can I suggest people make more obvious links to these? What is an entry-level RSS reader you would recommend for subscribing to RSS feeds, and a pitch for why people should know about this option?
@worldsendless I like Inoreader, easy to use and very friendly GUI. It replaced Google's Reader for me.
@worldsendless [Feeder](https://gitlab.com/spacecowboy/Feeder) is nice. I like that I can set specific feeds to trigger notifications while others just silently add their contents to the overview.
From its readme:
> Feeder is a fully free/libre feed reader. It supports all common feed formats, including JSONFeed. It doesn't track you. It doesn't require any setup. It doesn't even need you to create an account! Just setup your feeds, or import them from your old reader via OPML, then get on with syncing and reading.
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> Features
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> - Parses HTML and displays it in a native TextView
> - Offline reading
> - Background synchronization
> - Notifications
> - OPML Import/Export
> - Handy access to enclosure links
> - Material design
@worldsendless Agree it should be easier to find feeds, and that RSS (and Atom) is essential. Newsblur is a reader that’s easy to get started with and works well, with synchronized web and phone interfaces.