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My RSS reader is my most used app on my phone. I don't know how can anyone live without it.

It's how i read all the blogs/articles i follow and keep up with the news and open-source app changelogs.

I literally never have to open my browser, bookmark those websites, deal with ads or newsletters.

#opensource #grapheneos #privacy
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rafael_xmr 10mo ago

Same. Plus use it as a FOSS, bloat-free, ad-free, spyware-free, feed for any social media. You can use nitter, invidious, any privacy front-end to "follow" people via RSS feeds and simply tap your unread feed to read everything. No need for accounts even on those platforms

https://github.com/fiatjaf/noflux - this miniflux version by fiatjaf also fetches nostr articles

https://github.com/rafael-xmr/noflux-v2 - I made a fork for kind 1s also

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Skipper 10mo ago

For Youtube, I gave up on Invidious and Piped, they have too many issues, very unstable.

I use YTDLnis now to fetch new videos once a day and automatically download them to a folder—this way i don't have to deal with any frontend whatsoever, and i OWN the file if for some reason the creator or Youtube takes the video down.

That Noflux RSS reader seems to be for desktops, i'm mobile-only.