Inoreader is one of the top three free online RSS feed readers.
RSS are quite discredited in Greece. If you really want to follow an author, news site, or something else online and see everything they post, the best way to do it is with an RSS (Really Simple Syndication) reader.
RSS has been around since the 90s and is a way for websites to publish a feed of all their content in a way that can be easily parsed and aggregated by RSS applications.
So, if you want to follow your favorite websites, find out the new iGuru.gr articles instantly, see all the newsletters and social media feeds in one place, you can do it with free online application Inoreader.
Inoreader is one of the best free online RSS reader apps. Without paying a single euro, you can follow 150 RSS feeds and you can even search your subscriptions. We'd say this, Feedly, and NewsBlur are the three best RSS readers.
While most RSS applications cache the most short-term articles of the websites you follow, Inoreader does not delete anything and permanently stores for you even the content you have already read.
You can group your feeds into folders and use tags to separate individual articles as you read them.
This makes Inoreader a great RSS feed app for power users, but very affordable for beginners. After signing up, you'll see a tutorial showing you how to use the main features of the app, making it easy to get up and running even if you have no previous RSS experience.
For registration, any email that must be verified is required, as well as a password. We tried a temp email and he accepted it without a problem.
Advantages of Inoreader:
- Packed with features like filters and advanced rules, so it's best for power users
- It can save your files permanently
- In the free plan it accepts up to 150 RSS entries, which are generally enough in number
Cons of Inoreader:
- In the free plan, it inserts ads into your subscribed RSS feeds
