NetNewsWire
The classic RSS reader — offline-capable web app for following your favorite blogs and news sites. Chronological, unfiltered, algorithmic-free reading. Articles are cached after each refresh, so a stored feed can be read through a flight or a tunnel.
NetNewsWire opens in a browser tab — no download.
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