Why not?
It is a superb RSS Feeder.
Easy filtering.
SOCKS5 support (if you use a vpn)
Lacking in proper image viewing. but, not who needs that with RSS feeds?
opt-out javascript/cookies
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Embedded Browser -
Feed and news filters -
User labels -
User filters -
Theme options (Dark/others) -
Ability to customize fonts and colors -
System tray icon support -
Proxy configuration (optional) -
Feed import wizard -
Automatic update feed on startup -
Mark/Unmark -
Import/Export feeds (OPML files) -
Pop up notification on updates -
Sound notification support -
Quick news filter -
Quick search feature -
Cross-platform -
Portable version (Windows)
How does this compare to Thunderbird
what do you even use a feed reader for?
if thunderbird suits your usecase and you’re fine with it, go ahead.
quiterss has filter/labels capabilities, thunderbird doesn’t.
if you want to know more about its features then install it and fiddle with it.
Thats not true I can filter and categorize feeds by certain words with thunderbird without issues. It works by using virtual folders.
quiterss has filter/labels capabilities, thunderbird doesn’t.
i got this one wrong then. though, i tried those virtual folders and that’s what i call a poor design, utterly awful.
i think you should give a try to a proper rss feeder like tt-rss
I totally agree with the design, but theres a major update planned which is coming soon
and what does that major update include? source links pls?
I don’t think this is really maintained anymore. Last releases were early 2020.
Not seeing any code changes to the master branch since December 2021.
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