Follow websites, social media, podcasts, blogs, and newsletters. What’s important to you, all in one place.
Joined June 2013
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Inoreader retweeted
If I were leading a media company, I would make RSS feeds cool again.
I get all my news from @Inoreader. I subscribe to blogs, court cases, gov’t agencies, news outlet & more.
I can’t think of a better way to reliably get news w/o wading through commentary or search results.
Inoreader retweeted
How have I only just discovered @Inoreader ?
Just started using it and so far impressed. Really easy to curate the content you want to read including podcasts.
Paid features look very valuable too.
Who is already using it and loving it?
ALT Screenshot of my Inoreader with The Repository and the Alt Ctrl Org article in the sidebar.
Inoreader retweeted
I'm a big fan of curating my own news feed and that means a dedication to RSS feeds. I was a Google Reader user and when that died I switched to Feedly. This year I decided to try @Inoreader and I was hooked after a week. They focus on the important stuff.
Inoreader retweeted
The new Beta of @inoreader is spectacular and with new and continuous improvements. This makes me addicted to my feeds!!!
Looking forward to the final version.
Inoreader retweeted
I use @Inoreader. It was one of those recommended when Google Reader shut down, and I've used it ever since.
Inoreader retweeted
I found a news aggregator that I reeeally like. I made 2 folders so far- 1 with like 11 mainstream media feeds and 1 with 85 (!!) indie feeds i been bookmarkin over the years. It's called @Inoreader I just have the free version, but I could def go for the pro.
Inoreader retweeted
Been using @Inoreader for a year. (Almost as much as Twitter)
Pulls in my news feeds (with filters) + newsletters, downloads and saves content offline so I can read on flights and trains.
Blasts through paywalls (FT, Bloomberg).
Not been paid to say this. It’s just good.
Inoreader retweeted
For following useful content I use @Inoreader.
Many websites don't have social/newsletters so:
+Find your interesting websites
+Copy the RSS/Feed links
+Add them and build your own newsfeed
+You will be updated always!
This is my #SEO opml to import:
gofile.io/d/DdCQIA
ALT A screenshot of Inoreader website for building the newsfeed by managing RSS/Feed links.
ALT This is the SEO list that I follow in Inoreader
Inoreader retweeted
I've been using @Inoreader for years to collect a large number of RSS feeds for news. When I regularly posted links on Latin America, I found this process especially useful when including lengthy hand-crafted Google Alerts, which covered every country in the Americas.
Inoreader retweeted
I use @Inoreader for many years now.
It has a very generous free plan.
On the notebook via webapp and on mobile via app.
It's really simple. Just get the RSS feed address, enter into the app, done.
Inoreader retweeted
This is still the primary way I interact w/ the Internet and it's glorious. Thousands of RSS feeds that I've been organizing and re-organizing over nearly two decades. The secret: With @Inoreader Pro, you can build one interface w/ RSS, newsletters, social feeds, and more.
Inoreader retweeted
I use @Inoreader — it's even better than Google Reader was. There is a free version, which is what I started with immediately after Google Reader shut down.
*Disclosure, I pay for the pro version at $7.50/mo and it is SO worth it!
Inoreader retweeted
Just in case anyone else out their is scratching their head...
If you're with #skyinternet don't spend hours trying to fix your @ring doorbells or access to @Inoreader (and likely other websites).
There appears to be a routing or network issue. #skyoutage #ringoutage
Inoreader retweeted
Signed up for @Inoreader. I can’t do this algorithmic timeline garbage anymore.
Give me information goddammit
Inoreader retweeted
We have an RSS feed now! twitterisgoinggreat.com/feed…
Inoreader retweeted
Seeing a move from folks to use RSS readers like Feedly, Newsify or Inoreader. If that's you, we have an RSS Feed mil.wa.gov/blog/news/feed
Our agency posts news releases & blogs at that feed. It's hard to read without an RSS reader. Here's the normal feed mil.wa.gov/news
Inoreader retweeted
I deal with a lot of information, but I also like finding deals. This app helps me do both.
The 1 App I Can't Live Without For Keeping Up with Specific Areas of the Law (And Finding Deals, Developing Hobbies, Etc.) 👇
ALT Atomic Essay: The 1 App I Can’t Live Without For Keeping Up with Specific Areas of the Law (And Finding Deals, Developing Hobbies, Etc.)
Inoreader retweeted
and if there is anybody (...anybody...?) out there still fascinated by the power of RSS who has not tried @Inoreader, give it a try! it is the best RSS tool I've ever used (and I've used plenty).
here's how I ran my classes as blog networks with Inoreader:
Summer2020.LauraGibbs.net
so excited to be working with SPLOT magic from @cogdog in the #MYFest22 curation project: thanks to RSS from the SPLOT, plus RSS from the Padlets, and RSS from people's blogs (yes, there are some blogs!) it all comes together in one RSS stream: inoreader.com/stream/user/10…
#RSSForever
ALT screenshot of blog post stream with thumbnails of images
Inoreader retweeted
Consuming Twitter feeds inside my RSS reader is really nice.
@Inoreader is my favorite RSS reader so far.
- Best “Reader Mode” I’ve tried
- Highlighter with @readwise integration
- Supports non-RSS sources like Twitter feeds and lots of customization like webhooks
Inoreader retweeted
I follow lots of great voices online but the noise gets overwhelming. Using @inoreader advanced filters, tags and searches to removes the unnecessary. I follow key twitter users, youtube channels, blogs, and podcasts there so my #ADHD brain can manage.
inoreader.com/