What is the crowd's opinion of CommaFeed?

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Commafeed is a hosted, Apache-licensed RSS reader. Code here. I like that it stays out of my way, unlike the other hosted RSS readers I've tried. At some point, I'll consider reading stuff from within Emacs, but I'd have to deal with how to view images first.

I have been self-hosting CommaFeed for a while (https://www.commafeed.com/) and I think its awesome. It's simple and fast. It also works really well on mobile so no special apps needed.

When Reader shut down I made a very nice Reader clone as a Firefox extension -- it even included synchronizing between multiple computers. Then Firefox shut down extensions. Bastards.

Anyway, I'm not using CommaFeed which is essentially a Reader clone.

I recommend making your own RSS or content feed - I used Commafeed and it works pretty nicely for what I want (an overview of the headlines from various sources, nice and simple).

reddit

/r/AskHistorians : My daily history dose

Google Play Music: Music streaming

Batoto : Manga reader

Commafeed: RSS reader

Try CommaFeed, almost exactly the same as Google Reader, and I don't think there are any limits to the number of subscriptions and it has a very similar Chrome/Firefox addon to Google Reader as well. Worked flawlessly for me.