Unread: An RSS Reader App Reviews

One request is to be scale to sync with the self hosted fresh rss server.

I’m not seeing any of the menu options shown in the description. I cannot change color theme nor am I finding how to save to something like Instapaper. What am I overlooking? Where is the settings menu hiding in this minimalist app?

Unread has an elegant and effective user interface that is consistent between macOS and iOS/iPadOS. For those of us who use both macOS and iOS/iPadOS, it’s the ideal cross-platform solution to following RSS feeds. The developer is responsive and open to suggestions.

Amazing tool especially for those of us trying to avoid corporate websites and timeline algorithms

I’ll leave an article half read then come back later, and it’s lost my place. (It’s been like this for months, not a recent bug.) Footnotes (tapping …) show up in a white background even though I’m in dark mode, resulting in the dark bedroom being blasted with light as my partner sleeps.

I have tried just about every RSS reader for Mac, iPad and iPhone. Unread is far and away my favorite. The design helps me focus on the content, not the interface. The article actions allow me to save posts for later with a double tap of my finger. And the latest update now allows full articles to display from my New York Times subscription. Outstanding app by a terrific developer.

Great UI, easy to use, very responsive. Highly recommend for RSS users.

Reeder Classic has started having issues with Newsblur, but this RSS reader is SOLID. Only thing I’d like is the ability to remap keyboard shortcuts.

I hope to support miniflux instances, although the fever api can indirectly support miniflux, but fever does not support slide read, and also in the phasing out, the official are not recommended.

I just came back to Unread from a couple of years with Reeder Classic because of the promise of Website Accounts. I subscribe to The Economist which only shows partial content in its RSS feed, forcing you to click through to the website in Safari. Now Unread can save your login and extract the full text of the target page, meaning I can read continuously in a single app. Very polished and convenient, well done dev!

The Bear Note app is known for its wonderful UX, and Unread meets that definition for me.

30 dollars a year for basic features like changing the icon and article actions. And yet I can’t do something basic with the text like change the font. No thank you.