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* Recommender - compares your likes to other readers likes and automatically adds some to your list | * Recommender - compares your likes to other readers likes and automatically adds some to your list | ||
* File Output - grabs all the content from from your backlog and produces a single file (pdf, ePub, Kindle) that you can download. | * File Output - grabs all the content from from your backlog and produces a single file (pdf, ePub, Kindle) that you can download. | ||
* Curated Lists - Users (or groups of users) can create a list and add articles to the lists. Because they come from an individual feed, even if you subscribe to many, you won't get duplicates. | |||
[[Category:Projects]] | [[Category:Projects]] | ||
[[Category:Code]] | [[Category:Code]] | ||
Revision as of 21:41, 5 December 2013
With Google Reader shutting down, I haven't been able to find a decent replacement. I'm thinking of rolling my own. But I'd like to expand on the features a little.
- RSS Reader
- Filter Reader - add rules to your rss, automatically exclude articles based on certain criteria
- Read-It-Later - add a single article to your reading backlog
- Recommender - compares your likes to other readers likes and automatically adds some to your list
- File Output - grabs all the content from from your backlog and produces a single file (pdf, ePub, Kindle) that you can download.
- Curated Lists - Users (or groups of users) can create a list and add articles to the lists. Because they come from an individual feed, even if you subscribe to many, you won't get duplicates.