An awesome Libre and Open Source RSS feed reader
Feeder - Open Source RSS Feed Reader for Android
"Feeder" is an open source RSS/Atom/JSONFeed reader for Android, allowing users to read the latest news from their favorite sites. Launched in 2014, it offers offline reading, background sync, notifications, and supports OPML Import/Export. Designed with Material aesthetics, Feeder provides a local, privacy-focused experience without the need for account registration.
App stats
By: NoNonsenseApps
Rating: 4.29
7 new ratings
(1,643)
Permissions:
- android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
- android.permission.INTERNET
- android.permission.POST_NOTIFICATIONS
- android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED
- android.permission.RUN_USER_INITIATED_JOBS
- com.nononsenseapps.feeder.play.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION
Size: 38.05M
Email: jo*****@nononsenseapps.com
URLs: Website ,Privacy policy
Full description: See detailed description
Other platforms
Not available on Chrome
Not available on Firefox
Not available on Edge
User reviews
Pros
- Simple and intuitive UI
- Reliable and customizable
- Fast performance
- Good reading experience with minimal distractions
- Open source and free
Cons
- Lacks advanced features for customization
- Difficulties differentiating between read and unread articles
- Sync functionality has issues
- No native podcast support
- Limited options for item management per feed
Most mentioned
- Customization and feature requests
- Issues with read/unread article status
- Desire for a more advanced tagging/folder system
- Bugs affecting functionality like syncing
- Preference for simple, text-only reading experience
User reviews
Great RSS reader, but it lacks more advanced features to be the Swiss knife I wish it was. Namely: More per feed customization (I want newest first compact for news, but oldest first cards for comics!). Better UX (impossible to tell what is read and isn't. Save buttons should be on the top right. Why can't I uncheck unread? Actions are not contextualized like add feed in tag doesn't include tag by default.) Little broken things like bug report never load if you have the GitHub app installed.
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Etienne Maheu, 2024-12-23
Got this to replace Feedly, and it seems very good. My key reason for the change was to be able to download all the text from an article without the whole web page, which this app does perfectly. My only gripe is that in dark mode it's almost impossible to differentiate between read and unread articles in the Super Compact view. Greying the title text would definitely help.
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Paul H, 2024-11-25