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Miniflutt
Another Miniflux client.
Miniflutt is an Android client for Miniflux feed reader. It is free and open source, without any advertisement or tracking whatsoever. Miniflutt is still in development but implements the most common features for an RSS reader. -
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red-feed-aggregator
RSS/Atom/OPML reader in Javascript + CORS proxy in Java
Very simple RSS/Atom/OPML reader written in Javascript and using a build-in CORS proxy written in Java (RESTful web service using JAX-RS and Jersey), deployed with Eclipse Jetty (tested with Jetty 9.4.31), requires an HTML5 compliant web browser, works with Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 with some limitations, mainly tested with Mozilla Firefox and Mozilla Firefox for Android. The Ant script allows to create the WAR file and to upload both the deployment descriptor and the WAR file into your server. You might need to modify web.xml to make it work with another server.
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