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The top five RSS readers for keeping up with your news feeds
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I love the fact that the browser I use, Vivaldi, has a local RSS reader built-in. It works great and I use it heavily for news.
I use this as well, have mail/feeds enabled in Vivaldi with no mail accounts added. Then I just removed the mail and calendar icons from my toolbar, and now have a decent feed reader without showing things I don't use.
That being said - I definitely accidentally deleted all my feeds at once in Vivaldi when trying to erase all received news stories. I'd recommend backing up the main Vivaldi config file somewhere occasionally!
Nice. I use the mail and calendar features too. They're also pretty good, I find.