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* [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:NewsBlur|NewsBlur]]. Displays content well both on Web and Mobile. IOS and Android app are working well and have notifications. | * [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:NewsBlur|NewsBlur]]. Displays content well both on Web and Mobile. IOS and Android app are working well and have notifications. | ||
* [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:Feedly|Feedly]] - Only RSS Feed that offers working Web notifications ( with an extension ). Comes with slower refresh times. | |||
==== Not Recommended ==== | ==== Not Recommended ==== | ||
*[[Guideline:WikiNotifications:InoReader|Inoreader]] - RSS Feed refreshes within in hour but overall slow. No notification unless you pay for it. No visually pleasing display of content. | |||
* [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:InoReader|Inoreader]] - RSS Feed refreshes within in hour but overall slow. No notification unless you pay for it. No visually pleasing display of content. | |||
* [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:FeedReader|FeedReader]] - Can only download on Windows and Linux. Comes with a 2 hour update speed on the free version. | * [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:FeedReader|FeedReader]] - Can only download on Windows and Linux. Comes with a 2 hour update speed on the free version. | ||
* [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:GoodNews|GoodNews]] - Unable to add feeds because of an error. | * [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:GoodNews|GoodNews]] - Unable to add feeds because of an error. | ||
* [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:Flipboard|Flipboard]] - News reader that comes with the option for RSS Feed, but is more suited for blog posts. | * [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:Flipboard|Flipboard]] - News reader that comes with the option for RSS Feed, but is more suited for blog posts. | ||
* [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:Newsify|Newsify]] - News reader for IOS, MacOS and Web where you can add your own feed. | * [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:Newsify|Newsify]] - News reader for IOS, MacOS and Web where you can add your own feed. | ||
== Final Thoughts == | |||
* As there is no app that can be used for both Web and Mobile, no matter what operating system I unfortunately can't recommend an all-in-one tool. | |||
* NewsBlur is coming close to the only app that can notify you on any platform, but their Web notifications aren't working after I've tested them on Chrome and Firefox. | |||
* Therefore '''the only option''' if you want to have the ability to recieve notifications on any device/platform is to use multiple apps. | |||
* For IOS and MacOS NetNewsWire is a great option, the only downside being that if you force close it ( by swiping up) it won't be able to send push notifications on IOS, making it a must to always have it running in the background. | |||
* For Android, IOS and Web reading NewsBlur is also great. Notifications are working well, expect for Web. It also comes with Email notifications. | |||
* For '''Web notifications''' the only solution is installing [https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/feedly-notifier/egikgfbhipinieabdmcpigejkaomgjgb Feedly's Chrome Extension]. Notifications work well for Chrome, but are also available for other browsers. | |||
== My recommendation == | |||
* For '''Android and IOS users''' I recommend using [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:NewsBlur|NewsBlur]] as its notifications are the most reliable and you don't have to always keep the app open. [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:NetNewsWire|NetNewsWire]] also remains as a secondary option for Apple users. | |||
* For '''Web browsers''' I recommend using [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:Feedly|Feedly]]'s browser extension. You can check out my guide on how to enable it and start recieving '''web notifications''' [[Guideline:WikiNotifications:Feedly#How to add Web notifications from Feedly using Chrome Extensions|here]]. | |||
== Other == | == Other == | ||