![]() ![]() The content reader for power users who want to save time. What are some alternatives? When comparing Feedly and Substack Reader, you can also consider the following products Maybe there's room to build a company on top of the RSS ecosystem, but it's difficult when free and high quality. Their target consumer (affluent/intellectual enough to pay for access to ideas) has access to a far wider variety of arguably better content if they're willing to build up a set of RSS feeds. I think an ongoing, robust RSS ecosystem is a major thorn in the side of any substack-like business model. Being a coder, I can build a feed reader myself for the domains I've curated but this popularity metric was the USP. TBH that metric was about the only reason I used that app for. Today, I found that the "popularity metrics" it usually showed around each link has disappeared. I happen to use feedly as RSS feed reader since almost years now but haven't looked at it since a long time. Has feedly stopped showing the “popularity metrics” for the URLs? What's wrong with Feedly ()? I've been using it since Reader shut down and havent noticed much of a difference. Google Reader died – and why the web misses it more than ever If you want to get the OPML that I use to view these blogs, you can get it here. īlogroll: the list of blogs that I like to readĪ way to group all these blogs in one place is to use a RSS reader. But how many RSS feeds do you now follow? I've been a happy Feedly user for many years since that dark day, and appear to be currently pulling nearly 70 feeds. > Google Reader was painful to lose at the time. There is an amazing alternative with far more features and thoughtfully designed in. At its peak, Google Reader had 30M users but no executive support ![]()
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