Privacy Guides
Privacy focused RSS readers #301
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After privacyguides/privacyguides.org#25 is implemented this sounds to a logical usecase to me. I think its worth looking into it. Usecase: Someone wants to keep up with ur blog and like to use a RSS reader because u provide a RSS link for that. How does that person knows what reader to use on desktop or mobile? |
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I would suggest you to use Fluent Reader (Open-Source), Free on Desktop. Paid on Mobile. Fluent Reader is Totally Local or you can use it as Client for any Third-Party Readers. If you can't cope up locally. Then, I would suggest you. Inoreader(Sadly, Propietary) based in Bulgaria. Cloud-based. |
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Which privacy features does it offer? Does it block tracking pixels? Has it an Ad-Blocker for webpage view? Has it JS disable by default?
Maybe we should talk about security too ... |
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Fluent Reader is developed on Electron as you said and also has an Adblocker for Webpage View and RSS View. To Block more Tracker you can add PAC List in the Settings. According to the Developer, "There is currently no plan to enhance the built-in webview, but you can block advertising scripts through the PAC proxy settings under preferences. You can refer to https://github.com/essandess/easylist-pac-privoxy" Some Privacy Features : All cookies cleared upon exit. (If Configured) |
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Regarding Inoreader, I don't know about it but it is a Feature Packed Content Reader, with a great Free Features and mostly based on Premium Subscriptions. Rather than like Feedly using AI for filtering and Controlling Feeds. Unfortunately, It is Closed Source. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy are Great too. |
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I recommend based on personal experience Feeder for Android. On Linux there is a TUI client called Newsboat, however I would argue that any reader which does not make any intrusive connections or bundles telemetry it's O.K. and worth checking out.... Thunderbird also includes RSS but it's a but clunky imo |
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I think you can consider Feedbin too in this case. |
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The list from degoogle (which I contributed to) could be a starting point. cc @privacyguides/team |
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This is now being worked on at #895 |
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This is now being worked on at #895