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Sérgio Santos · Jun 4, 2026

New RSS reading setup

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After Google Reader went down, I migrated to Feedly and had been using it for several years. I didn’t love it, not even used their mobile app, but it worked good enough. However, it’s clear that RSS reading was becoming less and less of a priority for them, and they’re also doing an AI pivot like a lot of other services. Then I found a nice open-source RSS reader for Android…

After Google Reader went down, I migrated to Feedly and had been using it for several years. I didn’t love it, not even used their mobile app, but it worked good enough. However, it’s clear that RSS reading was becoming less and less of a priority for them, and they’re also doing an AI pivot like a lot of other services.

Then I found a nice open-source RSS reader for Android called Capy Reader, and I wanted to start using it. So I decided it was time for a new setup.

I wanted to keep using a web app as well. Capy Reader supports Feedbin, FreshRSS and Miniflux as servers. I went with the minimalist and also open-source Miniflux with paid hosting for just $15/year. And it’s working great for me so far.

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