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A note to Reeder Classic users: There's no pressure to upgrade. As mentioned before, both apps will coexist. The new Reeder is free to download, so feel free to give it a try. 29 comments
 @fj @rizzi +1 on this, I will not be adding all my feeds to a new app (Though I may opt to subscribe to some OPML files if that was possible: https://github.com/voxpelli/webring-opml#subscribe-to-it-in-your-feed-reader) @panzerboy @fj @rizzi I was initially skeptical, as a Feedbin user myself, but I've come to really like the new app's approach. I actually feel less stress checking my feeds and have come to enjoy the timeline approach. But definitely not for everyone, and its not meant to be. @cpekruhn I also catchup on my RSS feeds from Linux machines so will stick to Feedbin and Reeder classic for now   @rizzi Subscribed to support, but I don’t think that’s gonna be RSS Reeder replacement for me for now. Are there any plans to bring some Reeder Classic features for Feeds in the new app? Like up/down navigation read/unread, etc?  @rizzi Congratulations! Years ago, I had to reluctantly stop using Reeder because it had a weird issue when scrolling with my touch Wacom that made it unusable — scrolling would stop, jump, stutter, etc. I'm glad to say that the new Reeder scrolls just fine with my Wacom. But I still miss the old one, which continues to have the strange scrolling problem. Any chance that's something repairable? @dsokolovskiy @rizzi +1 would love to see youtube shorts being excluded from the timeline. The main reason for why I use Feedbin with Reeder classic to take advantage of its filters feature. @rizzi is the scroll position inside a post saved any synced? That’s been my biggest pain with trying to read long form content. @rizzi exciting and happy to subscribe! Two questions based on comparing my first experience to the previous one: @rizzi ref the lack of Feedly support I guess importing feeds from Feedly or from Reeder Classic would work. @multiuser @rizzi it did indeed work. All my feeds are great and seem quite workable. @rizzi Congrats! Please add the “unread” bubble to the app and to each source, otherwise I need to review each one manually. Thanks! @rizzi Congrats on the launch! The new app is just missing too much for me to switch (like organisation and layout options, or Feedbin’s muted phrases and email newsletter feeds). I look forward to future Reeder Classic features, and I’d definitely be willing to pay a subscription to help fund more frequent updates. @rizzi one slight suggestion for migrating users: It would be great to have an easier path to move RSS subscriptions to the new app (aside from OPML that is) @rizzi sorry but I can’t use it without the OPML subscription. That’s kinda neglecting free aspect. @rizzi I subscribed to support but I don’t see any reason why I would go from classic to this version. I don’t see any benefits to switching. What am I missing? @rizzi As an avid user of your software, I’m MORE than happy to support your work by buying the new version too (with yearly subscription), even if I keep using the the older version 🙂👍🏼 |
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@rizzi Congrats on shipping! Will there be an option to use Feedbin with the new one?