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Seeking Recommendations For The Most Accessible Online RSS Reader
David Goldfield <david.goldfield@...>
Hi. Of the following online RSS readers I'd like to know which one is the most accessible with screen readers.
Bazqux Reader Feed Wrangler Feedbin FeedHQ Inoreader Newsblur the Old Reader I'm specifically referring to the Web-based versions of these services and not their iOS versions. Here's why I'm asking. I actually use a fabulous RSS reader for iOS called Lire (pronounced Lear. In previous versions of Lire I could perform a search and in the search results it would offer the capability to plug in feeds from Google News and Bing News with those key words. As an example, if I searched for "Apple Accessibility" one of the search results would be "Apple Accessibility, Google News" which would be the RSS feed for the Google News feed for all news articles from Google News containing the key words Apple Accessibility. Unfortunately, in the newest version of Lire this feature had to be removed. For me I think that the easiest way to add these feeds would be to do so on the Web. Since Lire supports the feed readers I mentioned earlier once I copy and paste the URLs of the feeds into my list of feeds Lire would then automatically pick those up. Many thanks. -- David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 WWW.DavidGoldfield.org
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Hope Williamson
Hi David, Either The Old Reader, or Feedbin. I've personally tested
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Bazqux, NewsBlur, and Inoreader, and found them not usable at all. The other 2 are probably fine, but since I don't like the river format, in other words, I don't like my RSS reader to look like my FB and/or Twitter feed, I only briefly tested them. Unfortunately though The Old Reader and Feedbin both limit feed items. The Old Reader removes unread items after a year. Not only that but the premium plan is $6 per month for 1500 feeds. Feedbin will simply limit the amount of items in a feed. For instance a feed that should have thousands of items like the Hacker News firehose feed would have 500. Right now I'm using simplerssreader.com. I've used the paid instance of Miniflux before, https://reader.miniflux.app, but after a database outage they started archiving unread items after 60 days.
On 11/2/2020 5:43 PM, David Goldfield wrote:
Hi. Of the following online RSS readers I'd like to know which one is
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