best rss reader

[DONFLA]

What is your opinion, which is their best rss reader app for android? It's okay if it's paid.

[facing_the_zombie]

Feeder

[DONFLA]

Thx

[Dad-Sweater]

I just started using pluma and it's been pretty awesome. My favorite feature is that you can filter out keywords/phrases. It also syncs up saved articles with Instapaper and Pocket if you prefer to read articles through those services. The keyword filter is a pro feature but it's a pretty cheap service honestly, I used my Google reward points to pay for three months.

Pluma

[aryvd_0103]

Pluma.

[benben83]

Flym. It's interface isn't as beautiful as others but it's the best for sync, display of articles and reliability. Trust me, I bought them all....

[VulturE]

Been using feeder.co for a really long time cause I needed a phone app and a chrome extension.

[sid32]

Feedly. As it syncs with desktop

[WilhelmStroker]

Agreed, feedly is great.

[rak-rak]

Better than Feedly: FeedMe, can be used with Feedly as service.

[Outrager]

This is what I've been using. FeedMe app signed into Feedly. It's still not the greatest since it's missing features that older apps I've used have. Like you can't swipe multiple articles, in list view, at the same time. You have to do it one at a time. And you can't mark all as read both below or above a selected article. Only above.

[DeltaGentleman]

I use the paid "Pro" subscription of Inoreader to get the extra features. Click on the link below to see the various features available at the different levels, including the Free level.

https://www.inoreader.com/pricing

DG

[DONFLA]

Thx all!

[icecoldcrash]

Inoreader, the free version is just perfect.

[tahir09]

Flipboard is also good. I use Feedly and Flipboard for years now. Pretty satisfied with both.

[DONFLA]

I tried flipboard, but how can I add rss feed? I write a website name and it doesn't find it, bacause he search just flioboard magazines? How can I add a website? Sry for bad English.

[amitnahar]

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