What's the best RSS feed reader?

>>61476511
i like rssowl (http://www.rssowl.org/) because it's foss, cross platform, has a barebones browser integrated, and just gets the job done. i use it in win 7 and ubuntu xenial with no issues under either platform, and 3 dozen or so feeds i check regularly.

https://www.gaijin.at/en/dlnfreader.php

>>61476511
feedly

newsbeuter

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>>61477311
>Make sure to have the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installed to run RSSOwl

>>61477459
this looks sweet for windows

>>61477543
eh. it's not like all browsers don't sandbox or completely disable java now.

Can someone explain rss for me? I have seen it in many websites but don't know what it's for or how it's used

>>61477887
Let's say you write a new article, publish a new page, post a new video, etc. regularly. Visitors would have to check your site every day to see whether the new content is available and then navigate to it from there. What if you could set up a little file that just contains code, and it logs every new piece of content you publish? People with special software could use the address of that little file to keep an eye on that log. Every time a new thing gets added to the log, their software will let them know. They can also scroll through the log to look at past content without having to keep loading old pages of your website.

That's RSS.

>>61477887
It brings the website to you. Not completely but what they have set up in their feed.

Still using Feeddemon, and I actually use it to read /g/ most of the time.

>>61476511

My own.

Tiny Tiny RSS
open source

https://tt-rss.org/

>>61479139
This. Also has android app. It's free if you compile it from source

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>>61476511
tt-rss

For following webcomics I just use Thunderbird. I need it open most of the time anyway.