I'm not opposed to chipping in to support a service I find useful, but I do kind of like the standard arrangement where they at least pretend it's a fair trade by offering some minor extra perks. Who exactly are these people? Is this some kind of psychological experiment where they test whether saying 'All the cool kids just give us money for nothing' is enough to convince the rest of us to do likewise? Somehow only made more galling by that line in the email about the people 'who often tell us they buy it to support our company'. I was (well, still am - for now) on the middle tier, and this is enough of a kick in the teeth - either take a price rise from $15 to $20 in exchange for losing functionality, or go all the way up to the $50 rate if you want to keep any feature you've grown attached to. Sympathies to those on the higher tiers for that price rise. UPDATE: The import was complete, so if you sign up and get a similar error message, just check the import history to see if it displays 'Success' :-) But if you are just looking for a user-friendly design with different viewing options and unlimited subscriptions, I can recommend it.įor now, I am going with and will update here when I am sure that the import was really successful and if it is reliable :-) You have to pay (5$/month) for filters and actions. The free version only updates every 2 hours (not an issue for me). Overall, Feeder's design is much more modern. Marked everything as read to start from now on, here is the screenshot:. I think they just stopped at a certain number of articles (297) because only a few feeds where displayed going weeks back. The crawling seemed to be finished immediately after that. I asked them on Twitter about the import and hope to get a reply soon. However, it also displayed the import history as a success so that was a bit confusing. Their last tweet is from 2016 so I am not sure if there is even still active development.įeeder told me 'something went wrong' the first and the second import. It has at this time (2 hours later) still not finished crawling. It is confusing that the free version is supposed to include only 100 feeds, yet I have no problem adding to mine. G2Reader does not have filters or actions as far as I can tell. I marked everything as read to start fresh, here is the screenshot: G2Reader. in 2013) instead of stopping after something more reasonable like the past 24h. It goes back to the first available article (e.g. It then told me 'Some feeds (333) from list are being prepared for crawling, give us a moment to finish data request.' which was displayed for a very long time. G2Reader: Import of 372 feeds took 3min but it did not notify me when it was done, so you can probably reload at some point instead of waiting 20min like I did. Tiny tiny RSS is a bit overwhelming, so I will leave that to the experts -) G2Reader and seem to offer limitless feeds. Most free services I found limit the number of subscriptions. Ok, I am testing alternatives for Inoreader now.

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