Feeds is a free and open source RSS feed reader for Linux. It is a simple and easy to use feed reader. It is written using Python 3 and GTK+ and released under the GPL3 license. You can filter the articles by feed, save article for offline read, reader mode support. It also comes with full web view and JavaScript enabled option and you can import and export your feed collection from and to OPML file.
Newsboat is a free and open source RSS and Atom terminal based feed reader for Linux, BSD or Mac OS. It is a fork of popular feed reader Newsbeuter. It is released under open source MIT License. It reads feed from text file and OPML file. In this article, i will show you how to install and use Newsboat on your Ubuntu system.
NewsFlash is a free and open source feed reader for Linux. It is specially designed for GNOME desktop and written in rust. It comes with sync, desktop notification, keyboard shortcuts, tagging and fast search and filtering support. You can also connect your online feed reader account in NewsFlash. Currently it supports feedly, Miniflus, Fever and feedbin. You can also add your local rss feeds here. It also comes with more than 5 build-in themese and dark mode support. You can set the custom fonts and feed update interval.
TICKR is a free open source RSS feed reader software for Linux and Windows. It is based GTK and available in GNU General Public License. It is highly customization feed reader ticker which displays your RSS feed in a ticker…
RSSOwlnix is a free open source feed reader for Windows, Mac and Linux systems. RSSOwlnix is a fork of RSSOwl a powerful RSS feed application to organize, search and read RSS, RDF & Atom news feeds. According to RSSOwl, it…
Liferea is a free open source feed reader for Linux system. It supports RSS, Atom and OMPL feed formats. Just add your feed/subscription and read it offline. it supports InoReader, TheOldReader and TinyTinyRSS feed reader services. Using this you can sync your feeds between different devices. It also comes with built-in tabbed web browser with Do Not Track preference, hide read feeds and ability to fetch HTML5 and AMP content for feeds that support it.
FeedBurner is a web rss feed management service founded by Dick Costolo, Eric Lunt, Steve Olechowski, and Matt Shobe in 2004. On 2007 it was acquired by Google Inc.FeedBurner hasn’t seen any features or updates for a long time and Google shut down the APIs on 2012.
MailChimp is an email marketing service provider and it was founded in 2001 by Ben Chestnut. MailChimp is affordable for beginners. It offers 12000 emails per month and 2000 subscribers for completely free. To move from FeedBurner to MailChimp first you need to export your email subscribers from FeedBurner service.
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