Hello list,
I posted this a few days ago, but did not get any clear response, so I
am trying again.
I am looking for an accessible rss reader, but I don't know whether to
go with Newsify or Lire. I want RSS reader with following features:
1. I want a RSS reader that does not download
Hello, Maria.
Both Lire and Newsify are quite accessible. However, the settings in
Lire are much easier to understand; that is, their names actually tell
you what their function is, whereas descriptions of settings in
Newsify may be more cryptic to someone not versed in RSS readers.
Both
a few feeds will
give you over a hundred articles a day, so notifications for each article would
drive you crazy.
On Apr 19, 2014, at 8:10 AM, Craig Werner coffeeb...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, Maria.
Both Lire and Newsify are quite accessible. However, the settings in
Lire are much easier
Hi,
I'm looking for an accessible rSS reader and have been reading about lire.
I want one that can download all articles so I don't have to be connected to
read. As well, the reading experience must be clean and uncluttered. I
understand though that there is a subscription price to lire beyond
Hello Richard and all,
thank you very much for bringing up this topic.
I was going to ask very similar question.
I am looking for an accessible rss reader, but I want one that does not
download the articles on my iphone. I want to read the articles online
since I have unlimited data plan and I
I think Feeddler does what you want.
On 4/15/2014 6:36 AM, Mária Orovčíková wrote:
Hello Richard and all,
thank you very much for bringing up this topic.
I was going to ask very similar question.
I am looking for an accessible rss reader, but I want one that does
not download the articles on
Hallo richard and all,
I think, Lire would be a good choice for you. It can cache the full text of all
the articles and it provides a very nice and efficient reading experience. The
current version also supports Feed sync with Feedli, which gives you a nice
cross-device or even cross-platform
I prefer Lire for reading. It does cache, but you can turn that off if you want
to. It also has outstanding Voiceover support, from letting you know when
downloading is done to letting you customize what information is spoken in
article and folder lists. The main feature it lacks that I
Hello, Richard.
I suggest starting with Lire. Its interface is uncluttered, and its
settings are laid out well and have very understandable descriptions.
The added fee for caching large numbers of articles has been dropped.
The caching options allow the user to turn off automatic caching and
Are these for IOS or mac?
I am looking for a rss reader for the mac, so am interested..
thanks,
Cait
On Apr 15, 2014, at 11:31 AM, Alex Hall mehg...@icloud.com wrote:
I prefer Lire for reading. It does cache, but you can turn that off if you
want to. It also has outstanding Voiceover support,
iOS. Readkit is supposed to be good for the Mac, and it does have a lot of
handy shortcuts. However, actually reading the text of an article is still far
from the one-command convenience of iOS readers. Of course, I could be doing
something wrong.
On Apr 15, 2014, at 6:38 PM, Caitlyn and Maggie
thanks. I’ll check this one out!
Cait
On Apr 15, 2014, at 6:54 PM, Alex Hall mehg...@icloud.com wrote:
iOS. Readkit is supposed to be good for the Mac, and it does have a lot of
handy shortcuts. However, actually reading the text of an article is still
far from the one-command convenience
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Lire or Newsify
Hello, Richard.
I suggest starting with Lire. Its interface is uncluttered, and its
settings are laid out well and have very understandable descriptions.
The added fee for caching large numbers of articles has been dropped.
The caching options allow
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