rss reader for mac

[1member1]

Hi

I'm looking for application and not web based solution to read news and get feeds.. i had mixtab which was like flipboard for mac and i'm looking something to replace it.

most of the applications looking like microsoft applications (sidebar and content) and i hate it :<

any other alternatives you know ?

 

[onekerato]

Hi
most of the applications looking like microsoft applications (sidebar and content) and i hate it :<
any other alternatives you know ?

Search for "news" on the Mac App Store. One such app with a newspaper layout is Pulp ($10).

 

[Weaselboy]

I have been using ReadKit and am very pleased with it. You can get it here in the App Store. It syncs with Feedly so you can sync your RSS feeds to iOS devices if you want.

If you want something basic and free take a look at Vienna.

 

[1member1]

I have been using ReadKit and am very pleased with it. You can get it here in the App Store. It syncs with Feedly so you can sync your RSS feeds to iOS devices if you want.

If you want something basic and free take a look at Vienna.

Yeah i saw Readkit but thought i would ask people before i buy it. looks nice.
i will give a chance to vienna first because it's free and I can try it.

Thanks for the help guys

 

[Michaelgtrusa]

Hi

I'm looking for application and not web based solution to read news and get feeds.. i had mixtab which was like flipboard for mac and i'm looking something to replace it.

most of the applications looking like microsoft applications (sidebar and content) and i hate it :<

any other alternatives you know ?

Words App via the store is good. http://appshopper.com/mac/news/words-app

 

[Quotenfrau]

most of the applications looking like microsoft applications (sidebar and content) and i hate it :<

Vienna http://www.vienna-rss.org/ is Open Source. I guess not the design you like

 

[jojoba]

I have been using ReadKit and am very pleased with it.

Ditto. I switched to ReadKit at the recommendation of Weaselboy and I'm happy with it. Before that, my favourite was Reeder, but it doesn't sync with Feedly (yet).