FreshRSS, Miniflux or Tiny Tiny RSS: picking a self-hosted reader
Three open-source readers you can run on your own server, compared on setup, daily use and mobile apps.
The FeedShow editorial team. We test feed readers with our own subscriptions and write guides for people who want to read the web on their own terms.
Three open-source readers you can run on your own server, compared on setup, daily use and mobile apps.
Most sites still publish a feed even if they hide the icon. Six ways to find it, from the easiest to the most stubborn cases.
Web services, apps and self-hosted options: which feed reader suits which kind of reader, after several weeks with each of them.
OPML is the format feed readers use to import and export subscriptions. Here is what is inside one, and how to move your feeds without losing them.
RSS is a simple file that lists a site's latest posts. A reader checks it for you. That is the whole idea, and it is still useful.
The FeedShow name returns, this time as an independent site with guides and free tools for people who read the web by feed.