Using a web-based RSS reader allows you to keep up with your online reading, even as you move from computer to computer. Some even offer mobile versions so that you can keep up to date on your phone. There are a variety of different RSS readers available, with different features that you may find useful.
Here are the top ten web-based RSS readers collected from around the web.
- One of the best-known web-based RSS readers, Google Reader has been available since 2005.
- In addition to making getting feeds into Bloglines easy, the web-based reader offers a variety of ways to share and publish what you read.
- As a personal aggregator, MySyndicaat has a few features not widely available. It can add keyword searches from Google or Yahoo to the content you see just as easily as an RSS feed.
- Not quite a traditional RSS reader, MyAlltop still makes reading multiple blogs easier. Alltop acts as a sort of directory of blogs and news sites and, as you're browsing, you can add sites you'd like to keep an eye on to MyAlltop.
- With a clean interface, NewsIsFree allows you to quickly browse headlines, find sources for breaking news and read feeds.
- You can set up push notification to Jabber or other tools with Superfeedr.
- To set up Fever, you need your own server — but once you've got it up and running, you'll have access to one of the most customizable RSS readers out there.
- Officially a start page, Netvibes has all of the functions of a full-fledged RSS reader.
- Organizing a long list of feeds can be difficult, but Collected makes it easier.
- You can watch live updates on any topic you care to follow on Lazyfeed.
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