The Old Reader is free for up to 100 feeds and offers a Premium version with full-text search and up to 500 subscriptions and 6 months of post storage. The free tier also includes sponsored posts from

Don’t know what to tell you, but at least for me, it’s not all that complicated. I’ve got my feeds sorted nicely into folders that are all displayed on one page. First it’s the folder then the

I think the question was for somebody else who also had problems with Thunderbird but I agree that if I had the same problems you had Thunderbird would be unusable. So far thankfully I have not

On Sun, Aug 9, 2020 at 01:41 PM, Amir wrote: I feel I shouldn't have to pay $2 or more per month for a serviceIs this for the premium service, or basic? I'll admit the website isn't good about

Yes, my folders got created, but the feeds, or rather the feed names, inside each folder are missing. In other words, I do get all articles belonging to each folder, but I can't tell which article

Cristóbal, it's mostly a matter of taste although I feel I shouldn't have to pay $2 or more per month for a service when stand-alone extensions can do the job and Internet Explorer has been

On Sun, Aug 9, 2020 at 01:31 PM, Cristóbal wrote: theoldreader.comCertainly seems to be the perfect "tool to task" solution to me. Cristóbal, your link didn't linkify for easy click-through, so I've

On Sun, Aug 9, 2020 at 03:09 AM, Matt Wadsworth wrote: Yes, FF and Croam automatically download files to a specified folder.- Or can be set to ask you where you want to save each file you download,

That is odd that we are getting such different experiences. My OPML file imported straight away without any issue. Did your folders get created at all? Presumably you went to Tools and imported from

www.theoldreader.com Cristóbal

Good question. I don't need to keep track of all of them on a daily basis. First, some of them are weekly podcasts (The Pulse, The Moth, This American Life, Innovation Hub, Ken Rudin's Political

I mean… to each their own, but you know… web based email, online banking, online shopping, social media, a smartphone in one’s pocket with Bluetooth tracking and on and on and on. Worrying

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I've tried thunderbird many times but it doesn't import my OPML correctly. after importing, it doesn't fetch anything at all.

Hi Amir, I've cloned the source, will take a look at it

OK – I don’t have anything like that number of feeds which probably explains the difference in performance although it sounds like we have very similar spec machines. With me the update is

David, I also gave Thunderbird's RSS-reading capabilities a try, and was disappointed. First, I have more than 100 feeds and oftentimes Thunderbird struggles when it wants to update my feeds. My 2019

hi friends, I have thousands of podcast feeds on internet explorer and have to check for and download new items manually. Are there any rss reader or podcast client that can download the enclosures

There is a extension for browsers called Honey that automatically searches for promo codes on certain web sites.  After installing the extension to Google Chrome and going to amazon Honey puts up

I have recently started using the RSS Reader built into Mozilla Thunderbird and have found that very easy to use. It is not a particularly well advertised capability of Thunderbird which is