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1. #GOOGLE READER GOOGLE READER FOR MAC#
2. #GOOGLE READER GOOGLE READER FULL#
3. #GOOGLE READER GOOGLE READER ANDROID#

Bloglines was thought to be dead a couple years ago, but now we have the irony of listing it as an option to the soon-to-be-dead Google Reader. The once-popular RSS reader still has a product called “Reader” that lets you track news from your favorite sites. Never used it myself, but it gets mentioned fairly frequently on the Mac sites and magazines that I read.

#GOOGLE READER GOOGLE READER FOR MAC#

This is a long-running RSS reader for Mac users. Update: As Thomas Ally points out in the comments below, FeedDemon’s creator has announced that Google Reader’s shutdown means his product will also shutdown. There appears to be a cost for FeedDemon, though the website makes no mention what it is. This is a free service that offers both a desktop Windows client and an online version.įeedDemon claims to be the “most popular RSS reader for Windows.” The tool offers synchronization with Google Reader, which could be nice in the short term, but may not be a long-term solution unless it actually imports feeds while synchronizing. Generally speaking, these let you subscribe to either topics, specific sites, or both. The list includes Flipboard, Pulse, Google Currents (if it doesn’t get shut down, too!), Zite, Taptu and others. There are several magazine-style services that function as a sort of RSS reader.

Postscript (March 16) From Danny Sullivan: I tried Feedly today and found it allowed me to sign-in using my Google account and imported all my Google Reader feeds wonderfully, in only a few seconds, and into a nicer look-and-feel than Google Reader has. In a blog post today, Feedly says it’s been expecting the Google Reader shutdown for some time now and has been working on a project called “Normandy” that is a clone of the Google Reader API and will allow for a seamless transition when Reader shuts down. It offers a few extra features, like social sharing and a read later function.

#GOOGLE READER GOOGLE READER ANDROID#

(I’ll list some more below.) It’s free and works on iOS and Android devices, as well as on the desktop via browser plugins for Chrome and Firefox.

#GOOGLE READER GOOGLE READER FULL#

See Gary’s full review on our sister site, Search Engine Land: Need A Google Reader Alternative? Meet Newsblur.įeedly is one of several magazine-style services that functions like an RSS reader. As founder Sam Clay said on Twitter not long ago, “this is definitely a third cup of tea kind of day.” The site may be down or slow when you visit. The premium version is only $1 per month and has no such limits. Newsblur has a basic version that’s free, but limits the number of feeds you can follow, and news stories show up in the reader. There’s even a Google Reader import tool that will no doubt prove popular. This is a top choice from one of our corresponding editors, Gary Price. It’s accessible via the Web and also appears to have iOS and Android versions. Postscript: Also see our follow-up post from June 26, 2013: The Big Comparison Of Google Reader RSS Feed Alternatives With news today that Google Reader is shutting down on July 1st, its users are on the hunt for a solid RSS reader alternatives. Here are some options you might want to consider if you’re a Google Reader user.