NetNewsWire with Feedly

I have tried many and Reeder is my default rss reader on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Reeder 5

I use Inoreader though I don't have any experience with using it in an Apple ecosystem. And if you want yet another alternative look at The Old Reader.

NetNewsWire with syncing through Feedly.

The Feedly web UI is decent, and NNW is great on Mac and iOS.

I use Feedly directly in the web UI primarily on Windows and Linux

It all stays in sync nicely.

NetNewsWire is free and light weight in a good way.

Feedly is the one I used since Google Reader died, haven't looked back since.

Feedbin, with Reeder on iOS and Mac.

I use inoreader https://www.inoreader.com. Pretty happy with it.

This doesn't meet your platform requirements, but for non-Appley types reading - Feeder:

https://f-droid.org/packages/com.nononsenseapps.feeder/

Very minimal (in a good way) and clean RSS reader that can sync across Android devices. I think if it had a Web version it'd be perfect.

Reeder, since 10 years maybe

[Reeder iOS](https://apps.apple.com/de/app/reeder-5/id1529445840)

Reeder 5 NetNewsWire

Reeder with Feedly as the source on iOS, Feedly website on the Mac.

I've been a Feedbin user ever since Google Reader's shutdown. It's simple, it loads fast, and gets new features occasionally that I like. Does help that it looks nice af and not outdated too even after many years in.

Reader wise, always Reeder. I don't like it as much as the very earliest versions (I think it looks generic now especially on iPad), but I always felt like it was the best designed and the most reliable.

A bit of a shame that it's basically frozen in place feature wise. I remember double and triple dipping Reeder 3, 4 and now 5 and it's barely changed since.

Definitely NetNewsWire (https://netnewswire.com/).

https://netnewswire.com/

For iOS it’s Reeder. I’ve been using it forever. It’s awesome. I use an RSS aggregator on my rPi FreshRSS which uses an API to connect to my phone. Works really well.

+1 for Inoreader. I was an avid user of Google Reader and Inoreader was the closest that I’ve found.

Another +1 for NetNewsWire. Its simple, ad-free, syncs over iCloud, can set an entire feed to reader mode (so convenient for certain feeds that only broadcast the headline), and its FOSS.

The creators encourage supporting other FOSS devs and accept no donations to themselves or NNW.

I use Reeder and like it. I also have Reader by Readwise and tried to use the RSS feature in that, but it didn’t work as well as Reeder last I tried it.

Unread is super clean with minimal UI distraction. Probably not for everyone, but I think it’s perfect

I stopped using Feedly after all the creepy AI stuff. Reeder synced over iCloud with an OPML export every now and then keeps it so I'm not reliant on a central service and can run it all locally should I choose.

Anyone using Feedly, or equivalent, hasn't learnt the lessons of Google Reader. Manage it yourself, don't rely on a central service that's going to do creepy monitoring on you to power their AI model.

Inoreader. It has a great iOS client and the web interface is fantastic too.

I use the Feedbin service and the ReadKit app. I used to love Reeder, but ReadKit’s Wallabag integration won me over.

Reeder and Newsblur is a great combo! I don't even miss Google Reader anymore.

Lire rss

The developers is frequently updating and he has fixed bugs I reported. Full text is good and it had caching. However you will have to pay for it.

I use Inoreader and have been very happy with it

TTRSS with Fiery Feeds (iOS). This suits me very good

NewsBlur

Reeder it is.

I’ve used Feedly ever since Google Reader shut down. I’ve stuck with it because it does what I need it to do.

I have set TinyTinyRSS to a web server. There, with fever plug-in I use it to read feeds in Apple-devices with Reeder. This also allows me to use various apps in Windows and Android devices, whenever I feel like it.

I use matrix RSS bots

+1 for reeder

FreshRSS with NetNewsWire

I switched to Reeder with Feedly when Google Reader shut down and never looked back

Probably belongs more in selfhosted, but I started to do my own instance of miniflux. Works decent and is clean interface. Didn’t want to have chance of another company ending a product again.

I’ve used Feedly ever since Google Reader shut down. I’ve stuck with it because it does what I need it to do.