Spoke to the #Feedly folks, and #OPML export is coming to Feedly. That's a big plus. I can't commit to any RSS platform that doesn't allow me to move my feeds around.
I've asked them when "Normandy" will ship. Will advise.
#RSS #GoogleReader #Scroogled #Reader #Review
I've asked them when "Normandy" will ship. Will advise.
#RSS #GoogleReader #Scroogled #Reader #Review
+Rich Levin I quite agree. t
The inability to export OPML is a deal breaker. I recently starting using Feedly because I could easily import my Google Reader RSS subscriptions but I don't want to entrust myself entirely to another third party. So, I exported my feeds via Google's Takeout as a zip file and imported them to Thunderbird too. It was very easy. I should be able to do the same with any desktop RSS clients too.
Hell, this whole business might finally encourage me to start my first proper Python project by coding a RSS reader. It won't have all the bells and whistles of the professional efforts but it will be my own and entirely outside the control of anyone else's whims.
The inability to export OPML is a deal breaker. I recently starting using Feedly because I could easily import my Google Reader RSS subscriptions but I don't want to entrust myself entirely to another third party. So, I exported my feeds via Google's Takeout as a zip file and imported them to Thunderbird too. It was very easy. I should be able to do the same with any desktop RSS clients too.
Hell, this whole business might finally encourage me to start my first proper Python project by coding a RSS reader. It won't have all the bells and whistles of the professional efforts but it will be my own and entirely outside the control of anyone else's whims.
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