RSS reader question

[win11.shading291]

After reading here:

Feedly news reader

randomly came across this service and I really like how this is for a news reader service. it pulls articles from the websites and newsletters you subscribe to but also pulls articles from reddit and twitter. I’m not the best at understanding privacy policies and if a service is good privacy wise so putting it out as a suggestion. considering the fact that you have to connect your reddit and twitter accounts to pull articles from there, they might have access to quite a lot of your data ig.

I’m wondering what would be the best recommendation for a RSS reader on desktop (can be on a browser too) comparable to a feature of Feedly.

Feedly has a way to tell you which articles had more clicks compared to its average clicks. If you have hundreds of articles on your feed, it helps.

Does one of the recommended one from Privacy Guides does that or something similar?

[delosmzp (Walter Burns)]

I always recommend BazQux or Feedfin. They are both web based and can be used with apps on almost all platforms.

But if it’s with a specific feature you have quoted, I don’t know or think there is one that can be done privately simply because of the number of services involved.

[win11.shading291]

Yes, this feature is critical to me. I’m not sure how people do it, but going through something like 1k articles a day without this feature sound tedious to me.

So no privacy oriented one has a similar feature then?

[delosmzp (Walter Burns)]

I think you also need to realize that privacy focused apps are a LOT more simple, straightforward, and no-nonsense. They always have the most basic to basic+ features but rarely feel full fledged.

So, what you’re looking may not even be possible for a open source/FOSS RSS reader product/app.

So, to answer your question: No, not that I know of.

[win11.shading291]

I guess I’ll stick with Feedly for now then. Thanks!