I do not use RSS but Feedly seems like a good alternative to Google Reader. The link at the bottom is for the full article.
Today Feedly officially turned on its own cloud sync, effectively cutting ties from Google Reader for good. The web app has also been redesigned to adapt to multiple browsers on different screen sizes without the need for a plugin.
Feedly had previously been using Google Reader’s backend to sync RSS feeds while allowing existing Reader users to import their feeds. Now that Google Reader’s days are coming to a close, Feedly has fully transitioned to its own proprietary sync technology on mobile and desktop. Google Reader users can still quickly import their feeds when signing up for a Feedly account.
The web interface for Feedly has been redesigned to operate on its own without the need for a browser plugin. You can login into Feedly from any web browser and view your feeds in a clean, app-like interface. The cross-platform nature of the service makes it a compelling option.
Read more at http://www.cultofandroid.com/30272/feedly-rss-service-updated-with-cloud-sync-and-new-web-app-making-it-top-google-reader-alternative/#tIW3LwkbTDouh3mE.99
It's a big day for RSS. Thanks for your thoughts.
ReplyDeleteI like that Feedly appears to make the transition to using a new RSS as smooth as possible for those accustomed to GR.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link. It was useful as I try to make sense of all of this.
ReplyDelete