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1. Free Rss Reader For Mac
2. Google Reader

If you’re looking for a fast way to get news updates from specific sources, RSS is still the only reliable way to go about itWhat Is RSS and How Can It Improve Your Life?What Is RSS and How Can It Improve Your Life?Read More. Subscribe to your favorite feeds, organize them in folders, and browse through the updates as they arrive.

Free Rss Reader For Mac

RSS apps make this process more pleasurable by streamlining the process and giving you control over your feed. Here are the best RSS readers for macOS.

1. Reeder 3 ($9.99) [No Longer Available]

Reeder 3 is the best Mac RSS app if you value the reading experience above everything else. The app is polished, fast and filled with intuitive gestures and shortcuts. Even if you’re loading 5,000 unread articles, it still won’t set your MacBook fans blazing.

Reeder supports most popular syncing services like Feedly, Feed Wrangler, Feedbin and so on. It will even import your Instapaper feedInstapaper Premium Is Free: 6 Features You Can Try NowInstapaper Premium Is Free: 6 Features You Can Try NowInstapaper Premium is now free. Here are the six read-it-later features that could make you both a better and more productive reader.Read More (but sadly there’s no support for Pocket). And of course, you can use it without any syncing service.

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5 Best FREE Google RSS Reader Alternatives for Mac and Windows Rich Site Summary (RSS), also known as Really Simple Syndication, is a format used to deliver regularly changing web content. Many online sites publish their content to anyone who wants to access it by using RSS feeds. Google Reader (RSS) for iPhone Saturday July 7, 2007 8:36 AM PDT by Arnold Kim While the iPhone's Safari will read basic RSS feeds, the lack of a RSS feed organizer makes it a difficult tool to use.

The Pick: Reeder for Mac. The best RSS client for macOS is Reeder 3. Reeder should be a familiar name to iOS users. In fact, when the Mac app first launched in 2011, it was a port from iOS to the Mac. Save this file in a safe place while you hunt for a new RSS reader, since you may need it more than once! Step Two: Find a New RSS Reader. Google Reader uses a tool called RSS to subscribe to web. So when people ask me what my plan is for RSS after Google, my answer is simple: denial, denial, denial. Google Reader shuts down July 1. Google Reader was considered the gold standard for RSS readers until July 2013 when Google brought the decade-plus success of the tool to an abrupt end in order to focus on other products. This was a major upset, but it also gave rise to hundreds of great RSS apps competing for the previously Google Reader users. Vienna - Mac RSS Feed Reader Vienna keeps following RSS feeds simple and functional with smart folders, groups, an integrated browser and item flagging. Unfortunately, you can only set a global refresh interval, podcasts are not really supported, and custom labels cannot be created.

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The app has a three-pane UI. You’ll see your folders and sources in the first pane. The articles in the second and the article text in the third. Once an article is selected, just swipe left on the trackpad to open it in the built-in web browser. Or just press the keyboard shortcut (G) to expand the truncated article right there.

Reeder might not have pro level filtering options, but if a premium reading experience is what you crave, Reeder 3 is worth the $9.99 price of admission.

2. Feedly for Mac (Free)

Feedly for Mac is a free app. If you’re really into FeedlyThese New Feedly Features Make It Easier to Digest Your RSS FeedsThese New Feedly Features Make It Easier to Digest Your RSS FeedsFeedly's latest update came with three new features: Boards, Notes, and Highlights. Here's how they can help you be more productive and organized with your RSS feeds.Read More and all of its features, this is the RSS reader app for you. The app hasn’t been updated in over 3 years but that’s not an issue because it’s just a wrapper for Feedly’s website. You get all the functionality of the Feedly website in a dedicated window on your dekstop. As it’s a web wrapper, you’ll miss out on some of the classic RSS features like offline caching of synced articles.

What you get instead is all the over-the-top features that Feedly’s web app is famous for. If you use the Feedly app on your iPhone or if you like Feedly’s features such as starring, saving, Boards, popularity ranking of articles and so on, you’ll like using Feedly for Mac. Just keep in mind that offline support is non-existent, and it’s not a “proper” RSS app like Reeder is.

3. ReadKit ($9.99)

I’ve heard people describe ReadKit as Reeder’s slightly-less-attractive sibling. While that’s not a wholesome way to describe an app, there is some truth to it. Design-wise, ReadKit doesn’t hold a candle to Reeder 3. That doesn’t mean it looks bad or it’s unusable. Structurally, ReadKit’s design is quite similar to Reeder: the three-pane UI, the sharing features, the typography options, the keyboard shortcuts, and so on.

While Reeder focuses more on the reading experience, ReadKit focuses on filters and gives you more control over what you see. First of all, you can read your Pocket, Instapaper and Pinboard feeds in ReadKit. The app also has Smart Folders support, allowing you to filter stories by a tight set a criteria.

You can create a folder that only lists articles that contain specific words, or from specific sources, that were published in the past 3 days. If you think you’d value this level of granular control over your feeds, check out ReadKit.

4. Vienna (Free)

Vienna is the only open source RSS Reader on this list. The app is free and only syncs with Open Reader-compatible services like The Old Reader and InoReader. Vienna can only be downloaded from the GitHub page and while it runs well on macOS Sierra11 macOS Sierra Things You Couldn't Do in El Capitan11 macOS Sierra Things You Couldn't Do in El CapitanEvery new macOS release introduces new tricks and features, and macOS Sierra is no exception.Read More (sync was quick and painless), it doesn’t look like it belongs in the present. The design language is still from the pre-Yosemite redesign phase and on Sierra, and it sticks out.

Design issues aside, Vienna is a solid, stable and feature rich RSS reader. The main reason to choose it is arguably its price tag of free.

And the Rest

Your choices don’t end there. There are other RSS readers with, more specific feature sets that didn’t quite make the top four.

Safari

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RSS Reader ($1.99)

It’s called RSS Reader and it’s a simple menu bar utility9 Handy Apps for Your Mac’s Menu Bar9 Handy Apps for Your Mac’s Menu BarMost of us glance at the Mac menu bar for the date and time, but with a few apps it can do much more.Read More that displays your RSS feeds in a floating window. Just as the name suggests, it’s very minimal and simple. You can’t sync with a service or import an OPML file. If you want a quick way to view new stories from specific sources, this little $1.99 menu bar utility is for you.

Google Reader

Leaf ($9.99)

Leaf is a visual RSS reader. It has big and bright UI elements as well as eye-catching icons for websites. But if you value the actual reading experience, Leaf won’t be the right fit for you.

Do you still use RSS to read your favorite news sites? Which RSS service and apps do you use? Share with us in the comments below.

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1. Thunderbird for Mac has a integrated RSS reader

2. Since the death of Google Reader, I've been using AOL Reader mainly because I switch between a PC and a Mac on a daily basis.