Been looking for a simple, free, in-browser feed reader since Google reader died. This is it.

Imported my opml export from my old reader. It handles my podcast feeds and news feeds and is very customisable.

Great feed reader, highly customizable. One detail I like is the titles view where you for example can scroll various news headlines for all feeds in a folder and check single teasers by clicking on the title bar (not on the title link).

очень много полезных функций, спасибо!

Missing several features like the ability to undo deletions or have nested folder structures. These are things that really annoy me from time to time, but the rest of the functionality is good enough that I do recommend it. At the very least the developers do seem to be very open about bugs and other info.

I have been using Feedbro for a while now great app. Thanks for making this

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I haven't touched an RSS Feeder in a while since most of them had clunky interfaces that were quite reliant on point-and-click. Thank goodness this RSS reader exists. It's definitely made with speed and efficiency in mind as stated in their About section! I LOVE shortcuts in any app I go with, and the devs actually understand how important shortcuts are! My favorite is the versatility of the feed view -- there are 6 options to choose from and I love how I can just scroll through full articles if I wanted to. The different view modes work perfectly if you're subscribed to different kinds of sites, like news articles to image-heavy sites or blogs. Interface is simple, no fuss and loads stuff really fast. Keeps my peace of mind! Thank you developers!

To keep my feeds on a new browser, I exported an OPML file but I would like to be able to find my articles marked with a star. Is it possible ?

The inability to set the extension as an about:home page and recommendation to "just not do this" is a dealbreaker.

Minus one star because of the lack of syncronisation. I lose my old saved feeds when I get a new computer :(

Edit/ I mean I would like to store old articles from my feeds.

A great addon. The only thing missing is autosync between devices, but that's not necessarily a showstopper.

It's a perfect extension for me. Many thanks to Nodetics.

Useful, I just wish it had a licence and a source repository

Messes up when tab is pinned -- thinks it's in Private mode??
Also, won't update (automatically or manually) after a while (days).
Sorry, this DID NOT work for me.