The RSS (Really Simple Syndication) protocol has been giving users a way to keep up with their favorite websites for decades.

So you need an RSS reader, or maybe you don’t because a zillion sites have been mourning Google Reader’s demise for months (it’s alive for a few more hours, then sayonara) and you’ve already found ...

I'm looking for a comprehensive list of windows RSS readers. I've tried a whole shit-load of them and the only two I've liked are:<br><br>1) Feedreader<br>2) Greatnews<br><br>Feedreader:<br>Pros:Hide ...

It's like Feedly, but in my sidebar.

Digg’s RSS news reader will launch in beta next week, and everyone will have access by June 26, the company announced in a blog post Monday. It will provide a closer look at company’s effort to ...

However, just being a browser-based application can put these products at a disadvantage. They don't offer the flexibility (or the complexity) of apps installed locally on your hard drive. They don't ...

Why Self-Host an RSS Reader? In an era dominated by algorithm-driven social media, having a self-hosted RSS reader offers a refreshing way to curate and consume content without the noise. Tiny Tiny ...

Google’s killing off Google Reader which means hordes of abandoned RSS users will need a new home to get their news fix. So what’s the best RSS reader not named Google Reader? Is it Reeder? Or ...

Current lets you read articles without stressing over unread counts.

This topic's pretty self-explanatory. Those of you who use RSS readers on Windows, what reader do you use? Personally, I use RSSOwl synced with Google Reader (and the Google Reader app for Android ...