It’s like podcasts, but for reading.
NetNewsWire is a free and open source RSS reader. It shows you articles from your favorite blogs and news sites and keeps track of what you’ve read. It’s fast, stable, and accessible.
If you’ve been going from site to site in your browser looking for new articles to read — or counting on the unreliable algorithms of corporate social media — let NetNewsWire bring you the news you want.
It’s easy and fun. And it puts you, not billionaires, in control of your news.
Features:
* Direct feed downloading
* Syncing via iCloud, Feedbin, Feedly, BazQux, Inoreader, NewsBlur, The Old Reader, and FreshRSS
* Multiple accounts
* Custom article themes
* Reader view
* Share sheet
* Starred articles
* All Unread and Today smart feeds
* Folders
* Importing and exporting OPML feed lists
* Background refreshing
* Searching
* Hiding read articles
* Timeline customization
* Keyboard shortcuts
* Context menus
* Home screen widgets for today, unread, and starred articles
* Share extension
Fantastic! Finally something straightforward, not cluttered with unnecessary animations and functions. Designed to do a specific job. Thumbs up for iCloud sync and the MacOS app. One thing missing: I cannot change swipe left/right commands according to my preference. These swipes are predefined and cannot be reprogrammed. Or at least I haven’t found it in the settings.
Almost perfect
Maciej Tarmas
If only it had swipe up to mark as read in list view like Reeder, it would’ve been perfect.Otherwise no complaints. Fast, simple and does what it’s supposed to do. Haven’t encountered any bugs whatsoever in ages.
Best RSS feeder out there
TommySilvetti
This is by far the first RSS feeder you should try. Has all the basic features you want with none of those extra things that the majority of people don’t care like social network related. It is free, not subscriptions, nothing!Congrats to the developer for this great job!
Problem with adding channels
Alkardon
The app is generally great, but there is some problem with adding feeds and it gets to the point of such absurdity that I have to download Feedly to sometimes add something (of course the address to the feed is the same (of course, the address is typed the same and only here the addition does not work).
New feature: new setting to hide unread counts or replace them with a •, so you don’t have to face the anxiety of treating your RSS reader as yet another app where you have to catch up!
Version 7.2
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Brent Simmons
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