I'd like to share a preview of my RSS (&other sources) feed aggregator: https://aggly.com
(designed to look better on desktops)
It’s still a work in progress, so treat this as an early preview before I submit it to Show HN. Feedback and criticism are welcome.
cadamsdotcom 2 hours ago [-]
I’d like to use this space to praise everyone involved in creating and keeping NetNewsWire alive.
I (re)discovered RSS a few months ago via NetNewsWire, and it’s so calming and empowering to curate one’s own feed.
Rumors of RSS’ death are greatly exaggerated.
miladyincontrol 5 minutes ago [-]
Definitely my favorite mobile RSS app.
Personally I keep it syncing off TTRSS for filtering and automatic actioning on certain feed entries, but that aint everyone's cup of tea. I'd like to think NNW at least covers most people's use cases whether standalone or relying off another service to aggregate.
simonw 29 minutes ago [-]
NetNewsWire is SO good - both the macOS and iPhone apps. Real labor of love. We are very lucky to have it.
rambambram 1 hours ago [-]
Nice! I'm also around 2000 feeds in my reader, carefully selected over a couple of years. Only difference: I always click through to the website to read an article.
Now in the process of slowly making RSS my only social feed. Have a hard time of leaving Youtube, but once I embedded the videos of the channels I follow in my RSS reader I see a way of not getting annoyed by the recommendation algorithm on their website anymore.
squeegmeister 27 minutes ago [-]
I’ve always thought RSS seemed cool. Hope it has a renaissance with people leaving social media
nokya 36 minutes ago [-]
And a little thought to Aaron. We still miss you.
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It’s still a work in progress, so treat this as an early preview before I submit it to Show HN. Feedback and criticism are welcome.
I (re)discovered RSS a few months ago via NetNewsWire, and it’s so calming and empowering to curate one’s own feed.
Rumors of RSS’ death are greatly exaggerated.
Personally I keep it syncing off TTRSS for filtering and automatic actioning on certain feed entries, but that aint everyone's cup of tea. I'd like to think NNW at least covers most people's use cases whether standalone or relying off another service to aggregate.
Now in the process of slowly making RSS my only social feed. Have a hard time of leaving Youtube, but once I embedded the videos of the channels I follow in my RSS reader I see a way of not getting annoyed by the recommendation algorithm on their website anymore.