That means you can long-press on any article and quickly access options such as Mark Read, Read Later, Share button, and more. You’ll enjoy the long-press actions in Unread. You can swipe up or down to move between unread posts. For example, there is no direct share or save button when the article is open. Most of you will be fine with the default settings, but it’s always good to see options. You can also tap on the three-dot menu above and change font type, size, spacing, title size, and more. That bypasses the Read More button, and you can read the entire article without leaving the interface. In Reeder, you can tap on the Reading mode. You might have noticed some websites using the ‘Read More’ button to expand the article. Tap on the down arrow to move on from one post to another. You can tap on an article and start reading in a clean environment. When you open the Reeder app, it syncs the data from the added accounts and showcases the unread/new articles upfront. How’s the reading experience? And I have to say, Reeder has nailed the execution in this area.
Rssowl vs inoreader Offline#
Instead, Unread offers a built-in solution for offline reading. Unfortunately, it doesn’t have read later integration such as Pocker or Instapaper. Unread allows you to connect services such as Feed Wrangler, Feedbin, Feedly, Fever, Inoreader, and Newsblur. Simply tap on the + icon and add the account in Reeder. You can connect a range of services such as RSS, Instapaper, Pocket, Feedbin, Feedly, FeedHQ, NewsBlur, Inroreader, and even self-hosted services such as FreshRDD, Reader, Fever, and more. Reeder has left no stone unturned when it comes to services. You will surely stumble upon something you prefer over the default theme. There are tons of options to customize the light and the dark theme. The theme engine is a notch above from Reeder. I like the way Unread uses bold elements, multiple colors, and different typography to stand out certain parts of the articles. Unread also focuses on simplicity and tries to deliver content above the fancy UI elements. You can choose from Light, Dark, Black, Light with a dark title bar, and so on. I also like the theme options in the app. The animations are slick and flawless compared to Unread, and when you switch from one post to another, it feels like you are swiping the physical pages of the book. Almost every menu, option, and even buttons are designed to keep the interface as simple as possible. I can describe Reeder in one word – minimal. So it makes sense for a tight UI/UX integration in the software. After all, you will spend a lot of time on these apps. User Interface plays a major role in RSS reader apps.
The Unread app is only available on the iOS platform. The app is available on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. Reeder has a slight edge when it comes to platform availibility. The comparison will cover cross-platform availability, user interface, reading experience, features, price, and more.
In this post, we are going to compare Reeder 4 and Feedly.
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