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Hi everyone, I'm looking for an RSS feed reader available both for PC (Windows and/or Linux) and Android. I would like to have my feed synced and organized in the same way (and maybe some backup functionality too).

Do you have any suggestions? Or do you know some other way I could accomplish that?

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[–] Ginguin@beehaw.org 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I tried many alternatives (like feedly or theoldreader), self-hosted for a bit, and eventually ended up using inoreader. I've paid for it for years, but the ad-supported version is great.

It lets me do what I need on all my machines, regardless of OS. The app on both android and ios are solid. The web interface has keyboard shortcuts that make zipping through the feed a breeze. I can group sources together and view/manage them as a group (or individually). It is both feature-rich and simple.

The Old Reader would be my runner-up recommendation, but Inoreader is what I use.