and an app like Almighty will make you a Mac God. My favorite, though, are RSS reader apps. Yes, you can download apps that come with RSS services like Feedly and Inoreader, but you're missing out ...

The app is free to use, but you will need to pay $1 per month or $10 per year for shared feeds, syncing Mastodon and Bluesky timelines, and creating more than ten feeds.

The results have been accurate in here as well, but I think there are some things the app could do better. For one, when compared to “regular” RSS apps like Reeder or Mr. Reader, the High Volume tab ...

Standalone applications are simply programs that process RSS feeds for you. The other type is the plug-in. This app works within an existing program such as Firefox or Internet Explorer.

According to the unofficial Google Operating System blog, Google has removed its RSS subscription extension on Chrome from the web store. This one-click Google to get into note-taking apps with Google ...

Essentially, this meant Feedly had been working on its own RSS syncing service with support for third-party clients to complement its own set of native apps. We are also hearing from users that saving ...