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Fluent Reader
Modern desktop RSS reader built with Electron, React, and Fluent UI
...Alternatively, import your sources from an OPML file and read them locally. Easily organize sources with groups. Move between computers with full data backups. Enjoy your content like never before with the built-in article view for RSS full text tailored to maximize focus. Does Source only come with snippets? Configure to load full content with Mercury Parser, load webpage in the app, or open externally by default. Find anything you want with the power of regular expressions. Search in both titles and full contents of articles. Mark articles as starred, hidden, or unread and filter as they arrive with custom rules based on regular expressions. -
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Kui
A hybrid command-line/UI development experience for cloud-native devs
...Customize your fonts and display size. Configure your layout and hide what you don’t need. Raven can sync with your favorite cloud news reader including Feedbin, Inoreader and Self hosted RSS Services supporting Google Reader API. Save the articles you like for offline reading to enjoy whether you’re up in the Himalayas or in an underground train. Some companies track the content you’re viewing so they can try to sell you more stuff. That’s not cool. We respect your privacy.
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