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I switched to using Feedbin as my RSS reader today. Previously I had been using Feedly, but Feedbin's design and simplicity were more appealing to me.

Feedly is somewhat the same as Feedbin but functions more as a digital information hub which also includes note taking solutions so that feed ...

Feedly is pricey in relation to other feed readers (Annual as of 3/15/2022: Feedly $144; Inoreader $69.96; Feedbin $50) but I believe the extra ...

Another vote for Feedly here. I like the interface, it's pretty simple and I don't need much (nor want more). I'm on the free plan. I ...

Feedbin is more open source than Feedly , so you can completely tailor your experience on it. However, if you're looking for something that is pre-optimised, so to speak, Feedly might be the way to go.

I use Tiny Tiny RSS and pay the $10 for Fiery Feeds pro. You may be able to get by with the free version or Lire is another good option.

Feedbin: $50/year. Feedly: $72/year. Feeder: $95.88/year. For me, Feedbin is the one I throw money behind. Incredible interface, great features ...

The Slant community recommends Feedly for most people. In the question“What are the best news readers?” Feedly is ranked 2nd while Feedbin is ranked 5th.

Feedly is one of the best-known RSS readers. When you talk about RSS apps these days, Feedly is usually the first one that comes to mind. Feedly ...

Feedly is probably the most popular RSS reader on the web. It's well-designed and easy to use, and it offers great search options so it's easy ...