RSS Stuff

Staying current with RSS in 2025? Laura Kalbag's 2020 article, "How to Read RSS," remains a great starting point for understanding RSS, its purpose, and how to use a reader. One key point she highlights is the frustration of truncated content in feeds, which undermines the reader's ability to customize their reading experience.

This leads me to Khoi Vinh, whose writing I admire, yet whose feed consistently provides only the briefest snippets. Khoi, why the short shrift?!

Laura recommended "lire," a reader I hadn't encountered before, notable for its strong screenreader compatibility.

Louis Lazaris's 2020 article, "Front-End RSS Feeds," offers pre-packaged OPML files categorizing numerous feeds for easy import into compatible readers. He's a NewsBlur fan.

Personally, I'm sticking with Feedbin and NetNewsWire (now available for iOS!). While NetNewsWire's iOS app is decent, I still prefer Reeder's iOS app, which also syncs seamlessly with Feedbin.

Unread 2 for iOS is on my to-do list. Its ability to automatically retrieve full articles from sites that only offer summaries is particularly appealing.

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