Among the many online rss readers that are available, the 3 best I've tried are:
The Old Reader: www.theoldreader.com
CommaFeed: www.commafeed.com
InoReader: www.inoreader.com
There's also Feedly (cloud.feedly.com), which is a bit different from a traditional rss reader, offering a dynamic magazine kind of interface.
I prefer a traditional feed reader, so I don't care for Feedly, although it's very popular.
All other three are very good options. The interfaces are very similar, Inoreader being the one I prefer.
The Old Reader and CommaFeed seem to be the ones catching feed updates faster than InoReader or Feedly.
CommaFeed, though, doesn't display one of my feeds properly, showing html tags instead of the text properly formated.
The Old Reader seems to be the one that's been around the longest, and it's attracting a lot of new users, so I'd say it's the one that's most likely to stay around. The only "problem", if you will, is that because of all the new users migrating to The Old Reader, importing your feeds (opml file) can take several hours. After that, everything else works normally.
My choice: The Old Reader. Feed updates are fast and everything is displayed properly. They have their own API now, so probably it's a matter of time before there's a desktop feed reader that can use The Old Reader to sync (which would be my ideal choice.)
The Old Reader: www.theoldreader.com
CommaFeed: www.commafeed.com
InoReader: www.inoreader.com
There's also Feedly (cloud.feedly.com), which is a bit different from a traditional rss reader, offering a dynamic magazine kind of interface.
I prefer a traditional feed reader, so I don't care for Feedly, although it's very popular.
All other three are very good options. The interfaces are very similar, Inoreader being the one I prefer.
The Old Reader and CommaFeed seem to be the ones catching feed updates faster than InoReader or Feedly.
CommaFeed, though, doesn't display one of my feeds properly, showing html tags instead of the text properly formated.
The Old Reader seems to be the one that's been around the longest, and it's attracting a lot of new users, so I'd say it's the one that's most likely to stay around. The only "problem", if you will, is that because of all the new users migrating to The Old Reader, importing your feeds (opml file) can take several hours. After that, everything else works normally.
My choice: The Old Reader. Feed updates are fast and everything is displayed properly. They have their own API now, so probably it's a matter of time before there's a desktop feed reader that can use The Old Reader to sync (which would be my ideal choice.)
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