Besides syncing with the online services mentioned above via plugins, RSS Guard can also add feeds locally, with support for importing and exporting feeds to/from OPML 2.0.

The application supports RSS / RDF / ATOM / JSON feed formats, as well as podcasts using RSS / ATOM / JSON.

The application can synchronize with services like Tiny Tiny RSS, Inoreader, Nextcloud News, and with the latest 3.9.0 version released today, Feedly and services supporting the Google Reader API (The Old Reader, Bazqux, Reedah, FreshRSS, etc.). If you subscribe to a lot of different types of content, such as podcasts, articles, and more, you can easily differentiate them this way.RSS Guard is a free and open source Qt RSS feed reader for Microsoft Windows, Linux and macOS. You get the option to create categories when you’re doing this as well. Adding new RSS feeds is pretty straightforward, too, as all you have to do is click on the add a new feed button to do so. The main bulk of the RSS reader is dedicated to the center of the screen, whereas you might expect is where your added feeds will be displayed. On the left, you have a variety of different categories to browse through such as starred items, and across the top of the screen, you have plenty of options to choose from. The layout of Feedreader itself is pretty intuitive when you first look at it. All you need to do is input your e-mail and a password, and you’ll be ready to go. To get started with Feedreader, you’ll need to first sign up for an account, which is a pretty straightforward process. Feedreader is a great online tool that allows you to more easily check your RSS feed than ever before. First up on this list we have Feedreader.

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