![]() ![]() If anyone is interested I use ‘The Dark and Flat – Feedly’ userstyle, I modified some of the colors and today, because of a page update, I had to add #feedlyPageHolderFX to line 17, if that makes any sense. I really like the UI and it just works very well for me. It can also use a lot of memory in my desktop browsers by the time I finish scrolling through a few hundred feeds and opening however many articles in tabs, 500MB to 1GB of memory use is not uncommon for me but I don’t think that is unreasonable considering how many feeds I go through. The ‘Add Content’ function in Feedly itself works very well though. Recently the ability to add a feed with the rss button quit working in FF but it still works in Pale Moon, haven’t been able to figure out why yet. Sadly the free version does not have a search function but I can live with that. The free version has sync that works great with my browsers and android mobile devices, for mobile I use the app. No love for Feedly? I’ve been using Feedly for four years now. This can be imported to the fresh installation under File -> Import Feeds. You can take over your feeds by exporing them to an OPML file under File -> Export Feeds. I would recommend to get them from an existing backup or start new with a fresh installation. Now You: Which RSS feed reader do you use, and why? this looks like you crashed your QuiteRss.ini or feeds.db. I have no scientific proof for that, but the RSS reader opens nearly instantly after the update, while it took a bit longer to open in previous versions. It seems to me that QuiteRSS loads quite a bit faster than before once you install the update. Fixed: Switching between feeds in Newspaper view.Users who prefer to download the program manually instead can do so as well.QuiteRSS is offered as a portable version and installer.Īs far as "what's new" is concerned mostly backend stuff was updated, and there are some fixes. QuiteRSS should pick up the new version automatically, and provide you with options to download and install it to update the application to the latest version. To check for the update in QuiteRSS, select Menu > Help > Check for Updates. While you should not run into any issues updating to QuiteRSS 0.18.5 it is always better to be safe than sorry. You can do so with a click on Menu > Export Feeds. Tip: I suggest you export the list of feeds just to be on the safe side. Users of the program may check for updates using built-in tools, or download the new version from the official project website. The one downside, at least for users who work on multiple devices, is that it does not support syncing. It is a powerful program that supports all the basics, plenty of advanced features such as filtering, and then some. QuiteRSS is the RSS feed reader that I'm using on Windows right now. You can check out our list of free RSS readers for Windows for an overview. Windows users have plenty of options when it comes to RSS readers, even on the desktop. The release is the first update for the RSS feed reader in over a year - actually in more than 15 months - and a proof of life at the same time. ![]()
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