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 Final: If you want a lifetime license (with no accounts and no subscriptions) for a calm #rss reader on Windows or #linux (~6MB binary), 10+ themes with liveloading of your theme tweaks + ability to make your own, a reader that is capable of reading the feed bundling format .opml and with built-in automatic export of your feeds *back* to .opml to prevent lock-in and LOTS of other nifty bits Well then, please consider buying Rad Reader! Thank you! 16 comments
@bd thank you! 😊 and yes! i had that & you in mind when i was asking you questions about Stepper's model in venice! :> we both gotta have bread/paella money amirite  @krusynth and pardon the mac situation! i have no ability to test it out and lack the dev account + setup needed so i felt it was best to focus on my two main platforms still—thank you so much!!  @noracodes happy to hear i am in great company :> same here really, my old fraidycat install was perma-borked with no easy way of exporting feeds and it made me really sad  @cblgh This looks really cool. My one request would be some sort of support for some common RSS feed sync servers like FreshRSS, but I could honestly live without that because of the OPML importing/exporting. Great work, will consider picking this up :3 @cblgh@merveilles.town does it handle html and css well? I use those in my personal feed sometimes and would love another tool to recommend
@rubymayvalentine well basically yes! it only shows the titles of posts and offloads the reading experience to where people will be reading / annotating (the browser of their choice) so the ux is you click a title that you want to read and it opens a tab (or the browser) for the associated post |
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@cblgh looks very nice! I’ll try it once I’m back home. Curious to see how this model works out for you, as someone that is also invested in open sourcing my projects but also wants to eat from time to time :P