Until today, I would log into Feedly and it would ask if I want to sync my Google Reader account. Today it asked if I want to import my Google Reader account. I clicked “Yes” and it did it automatically.
I got really tired of how Feedly was highjacking Google Chrome, so I started using TheOldReader.com. I’m generally pleased so far. It looks a lot like Google Reader, and the responsive design makes it acceptable on mobile too.
Ah, I see your point. I only use rss readers on laptops, but probably because I have too many subscriptions to make it worthwhile on mobile. For me, mobile is for breaking news and headlines, or I just use FB/Twitter to see what people are sharing.
Do you have to import or will feedly just do that automatically for those of is that are syncing?
Until today, I would log into Feedly and it would ask if I want to sync my Google Reader account. Today it asked if I want to import my Google Reader account. I clicked “Yes” and it did it automatically.
I got really tired of how Feedly was highjacking Google Chrome, so I started using TheOldReader.com. I’m generally pleased so far. It looks a lot like Google Reader, and the responsive design makes it acceptable on mobile too.
Looks interesting but I almost only ever consume my RSS feeds on my mobile device. Do you do a lot of that in the browser?
Ah, I see your point. I only use rss readers on laptops, but probably because I have too many subscriptions to make it worthwhile on mobile. For me, mobile is for breaking news and headlines, or I just use FB/Twitter to see what people are sharing.