Another recommendation for https://bazqux.com/. After trying feedly I've switched to Bazqux and been really happy with it. I've had to switch from Reeder to Mr. Reader on the iPad, which is ok too. Still looking for a good Android client though.

Bazqux now supports the Fever API, which means you can use the excellent Press reader on Android.

Quote from: phitsc on September 10, 2013, 08:14 PM

Another recommendation for https://bazqux.com/. After trying feedly I've switched to Bazqux and been really happy with it. I've had to switch from Reeder to Mr. Reader on the iPad, which is ok too. Still looking for a good Android client though.

How did you export your feeds from feedly to bazqux?  I couldn't find that info on feedly.  I'd like to give bazqux a try, but I'd rather export my current feedly feeds rather than try to use the old Google Reader xml file.

I think I didn't have to. IIRC I made the switch shortly before google reader was closed so bazqux could actually import my feeds directly from google. I think feedly still used google reader as a backend when I was using it, so everything was actually nicely in sync.

Oops, I just found how to export feedly's OPML file.  It's under Organize. 

I agree Inoreader is one of the best of the new breed of RSS readers. But I am wary simply on the basis that it lacks a business model. At first it was a one-man project, with no charge to users, then recently it was adopted as a project by the company the creator works for. But there's still no concrete plan to charge, just the notion that it will be "freemium" at some stage.

InoReader has now released a payment plan: