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awesome-rss-feeds is a GitHub-hosted curated list of RSS feeds and OPML files. The list is used for the Recommended Feeds and local news sections of Plenary, an Android RSS reader, article downloader, and podcast player app.
RSS Guard is a multi-function feed reader application. It also operates as a podcast player, basic XMPP client, and Gemini protocol client, and supports RSS, ATOM, JSON, and a range of web-based feed services.
Tiny Tiny RSS is a free, open-source, web-based news feed reader and aggregator for RSS, Atom and other feeds. This repository is a fork of the original project, created in October 2025 after the original site was retired, and continues development with Docker images published for linux/amd64 and linux/arm64.
Want My RSS is a Firefox extension that restores some RSS functionality the browser removed, including a URL bar indicator for available feeds, a feed preview page, and a subscribe button. Version 0.39 added Firefox for Android support, a toolbar feed counter, a system feed reader option, and requires Firefox 98 or newer.
yarr, short for yet another RSS reader, is an RSS reader. It is hosted on the GitHub repository nkanaev/yarr, and users can contribute to its development by creating a GitHub account.
Source code for Brief, a Firefox extension for reading RSS and Atom feeds. The repository links to the published add-on, documentation, and project support channels.
Fusion is a lightweight RSS reader intended to be self-hosted. It parses RSS and Atom feeds, supports feed auto-discovery and group organization, and offers unread tracking, bookmarks, search and keyboard shortcuts. It can run as a single binary or with Docker and includes a PWA web interface plus Fever API compatibility for third-party clients.
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gorss is a simple RSS/Atom feed reader written in Go for the terminal. It reads feeds, stores data in SQLite, and supports OPML feed loading and XDG configuration. It offers keyboard shortcuts, configurable highlights, and built-in themes with runtime switching. Prebuilt binaries are provided for Linux and OSX.
A wiki page listing resources around the wallabag ecosystem, for a self-hostable application for saving web pages. It covers official third-party applications such as smartphone apps and browser addons, compatible RSS and Atom readers, ereader clients and unofficial clients, plus integrations with third-party tools.
