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Hey folks, I was inspired by Chris Titus Tech's video on using RSS readers as an alternative to browse the Internet.

I love this idea and want to incorporate it into my mobile routine but haven't found a reader with a search function.

I'm currently using Feeder which I love except for two things.

  • "Mark as Read"/ reading articles eliminates them from my feed with no way to retrieve them
  • no search function.

FOSS is a plus. I would love to hear your recommendations!

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[–] lemmyvore@feddit.nl 1 points 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago) (1 children)

I like Flym a lot. The project has been discontinued but the app was in a very good state when that happened and works well.

Not sure what you mean by search – whether it's quicksearching through feed articles or searching for new feeds – but it has both. 🙂

Flym also hides articles from the list after you've read them because it defaults to the "Unread" listing, but you can see them in the "All" listing.