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Freedium is an open access reader that fetches an open, ad-free version of paywalled articles. Users paste a paywalled article link and the service returns a readable copy that can be kept. The site states it was established in 2023.
Inoreader is an RSS reader and news aggregator. It lets users follow websites, social media feeds, podcasts, blogs and newsletters, and collect articles in one place. Filters, rules, tags and folders can be used to organize feeds, and monitoring feeds track topics and keywords. Generative AI features summarize articles and generate reports.
Capy Reader is a small Android RSS reader application. It supports synchronization with Feedbin, FreshRSS and Miniflux services, as well as local feed management, and provides users with access to a FAQ, support resources and privacy information.
Miniflux is a minimalist, opinionated, self-hostable feed reader. It is lightweight, optimized for readability, and automatically fetches original article content for feeds that only display summaries. The reader removes pixel trackers and tracking parameters from URLs, uses a media proxy to prevent third-party tracking, has no telemetry or advertising, and supports keyboard shortcuts for navigation. Paid hosting is available for $15 per year with a 15-day trial period.
ReadEra is an app for reading books, magazines, articles and documents in different formats, with notes, quotes and text translation. It supports EPUB, Kindle, FB2, PDF, DjVu, Word, ODT, TXT and comic formats, and opens books from ZIP and RAR archives. Reading is free, without ads or registration.
ReadMedium is a service that uses artificial intelligence to translate and summarize Medium articles into a user's native language. To access an article, users modify the domain of a Medium article URL to readmedium.com, and the service can also use OpenAI o1 models for processing.
Debunking False Stories Archives is a FactCheck.org collection of articles that debunk misinformation shared on social media. It also offers readers resources including an article and a video on how to combat misinformation. From late 2016 to early 2025, FactCheck.org worked with Meta to debunk misinformation on Meta’s social media platforms.
RemovePaywalls helps open, clean, or read article pages when access or formatting gets in the way.
A New Yorker article by Kyle Chayka about the Twitter account @images_ai, which posts surreal, glitchy images created with open-source machine-learning tools. The account gained a following for its feed of images generated from prompts. Its proprietor, Sam Burton-King, is a Northwestern University student, though readers often mistake the account for a bot.
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.
A web tool that opens URLs through various archive and paywall bypass services to view content hidden behind paywalls by showing a cached version of the page. The site states it does not offer an illegal service and that responsibility for using the services lies with the user.
A browser extension that lets users read articles from supported sites that implement a paywall, and allows adding a domain as a custom site. Weekly updates are released for fixes and new sites. Installation instructions are provided for Chrome and Firefox.
Feedbro is a free RSS feed reader browser extension for Chrome, Vivaldi, Edge, Brave, and Firefox. It reads RSS, Atom, and RDF feeds and integrates with social media and content sites. It includes a rule engine for automated filtering, tree-based navigation with folders, feed autodiscovery, tagging, and partial-to-full article conversion.
FreshRSS is a free, self-hostable RSS and Atom feed aggregator released under AGPL 3. It follows websites, podcasts and video channels in one place, supports reading articles directly, saved searches, web scraping for feed generation and OPML import and export. It is translated into more than 15 languages and works with or without a third-party mobile application.
Full Circle Magazine is a free, independent, monthly magazine about the Ubuntu family of Linux operating systems. Each issue contains how-to articles, news and reader-submitted stories. A companion Full Circle Weekly News podcast covers FOSS, Ubuntu and Linux news.
KrISS-feed is a simple, lightweight RSS feed reader built on a KISS (Keep It Simple and Smart) design philosophy. It is designed to be fast, easy to install and customize, supports feed management, and has an online demo available.
KVR Audio is an online community and news site covering audio plugins such as VST, Audio Units, AAX, virtual instruments and effects. It publishes news, reviews, articles and interviews, hosts a forum, and offers a marketplace for buying plugins and downloading free ones. It also runs events including the KVR Developer Challenge and KVR Readers' Choice Awards.
LXer is an online platform focused on GNU/Linux and Free/Open Source Software news and community content. It publishes news stories, feature articles, and hosts discussion forums for the Linux community. The site accepts user-submitted content including ideas, reviews, and commentary for publication, and reports approximately 350,000 monthly readers.
Read Aloud is a text-to-speech voice reader available as a Chrome extension that reads aloud the current web-page article with one click and supports 40+ languages. The site also lists browser extensions for Firefox and Edge and a TTS widget service.
Readwise Reader is a read-it-later app that saves articles, newsletters, RSS feeds, PDFs, EPUBs, YouTube videos and Twitter threads in one place. It offers web highlighting and annotation through a browser extension and integrates with the Readwise app, which resurfaces highlights via Daily Review and exports them to note-taking tools.
RePEc (Research Papers in Economics) is a crowd-sourced initiative that indexes economics research, including working papers, journal articles, and software code. It aggregates machine-readable metadata contributed by thousands of publishers and archives, and provides free public services for readers, authors, and institutions to access, browse, and disseminate research.
Sage is a lightweight RSS and Atom feed reader extension for Mozilla Firefox. It reads RSS 2.0, 1.0, 0.9x and Atom feeds, provides customizable newspaper feed rendering via style sheets, includes feed discovery functionality, integrates with Firefox’s bookmark system, supports OPML feed list import and export, offers support for multiple locales, and has a simple one-step install and uninstall process.
Social Links' OSINT blog publishes articles on open-source intelligence, AI-related fraud and disinformation. Posts include op-eds by the company's CEO and coverage of deepfake incidents and trust in media. Readers can subscribe to an email newsletter for members-only content and updates.
Spiked is a British online political magazine founded in 2000. It publishes articles, essays, podcasts and videos, and describes itself as making the case for freedom of speech, democracy and human endeavour. Much of its revenue comes directly from readers, and it offers supporter access.
