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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.

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.

Instead, the new Reeder expands the app’s scope far beyond that of a typical RSS reader and fundamentally rethinks the traditional approach to keeping up with feeds. It’s a massive break from the past ...

Inoreader's iOS app. Credit: inoreader In another blow to RSS fans everywhere, Digg announced that it would soon be shuttering Digg Reader. As of March 26, the RSS service will no longer work on ...