Reeder 4 - iOS and macOS (Free)
- Deal Link:
- https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/reeder-4/ ... 12357?ls=1
- Price:
- $0.00
- Savings:
- 100%
- SCORE+89
- pawcio [OP]
- Newbie
- Jan 24, 2008
- 64 posts
- 242 upvotes
- Etobicoke
45 replies
- mcfrugal
- Sr. Member
- Mar 25, 2009
- 942 posts
- 454 upvotes
- Toronto
Thanks OP. Still using Reeder 3 and really like it. Didn’t see the point paying $7 to upgrade but I’ll take FREE any day.
- roccerfeller
- Member
- Nov 30, 2019
- 256 posts
- 270 upvotes
Thank you
- speedyantoine
- Newbie
- Sep 17, 2018
- 19 posts
- 5 upvotes
- Vancouver, British C…
News Reader...what will I use this for? can someone tell me more about how I can benefit from this download 
speedyantoine
- redsflagsdeal
- Newbie
- Apr 9, 2019
- 27 posts
- 8 upvotes
You can set up feeds for anything, like this forum, for example, to send you push notifications or just have a list of articles. I have it so I can see what new things come up here in Hot Deals, as well as some others.
- tsx612
- Jr. Member
- Jun 6, 2017
- 187 posts
- 128 upvotes
Some sites have RSS feeds. It’s a way for them to list all the latest articles they’ve published on a topic in one place, updated live. Other apps (like reeder) can use this info.speedyantoine wrote: ↑ News Reader...what will I use this for? can someone tell me more about how I can benefit from this download
For example if I want to follow the Canucks and Oilers only, I can put the .RSS feed addresses from CBC.ca/Canucks and cbc.ca/oilers into Reeder. Now Reeder will show me the latest articles from CBC’s Canucks and Oilers coverage in one place.
Personally I use an RSS reader to get notifications of all the podcasts I like. There are 50, so I get a notification every time one of them publishes a new episode, and can choose to go download it.
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- dealdealboss
- Newbie
- Feb 12, 2011
- 31 posts
- 48 upvotes
- Victoria
Thanks OP.
I probably won’t switch from Feedly ( great UI and the free plan is more than enough).
Who else misses google reader?
I probably won’t switch from Feedly ( great UI and the free plan is more than enough).
Who else misses google reader?
- mcfrugal
- Sr. Member
- Mar 25, 2009
- 942 posts
- 454 upvotes
- Toronto
I can’t imagine reading this RFD hot deals forum without my RSS reader. Once you get used to it you won’t go backspeedyantoine wrote: ↑ News Reader...what will I use this for? can someone tell me more about how I can benefit from this download
- brampton90
- Sr. Member
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- Aug 30, 2019
- 814 posts
- 634 upvotes
- Brampton
Thanks op. Did not know about this at all.
- secretalcoholic
- Deal Addict
- Jul 26, 2018
- 1249 posts
- 1850 upvotes
- Canada, eh?
Ty op, I bought the iOS version but not Mac OS so this is nice.
- Wasp14
- Sr. Member
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- Jul 13, 2013
- 898 posts
- 668 upvotes
Thanks OP, have wanted a solid RSS reader for quite some time and you can’t beat free.
- secretalcoholic
- Deal Addict
- Jul 26, 2018
- 1249 posts
- 1850 upvotes
- Canada, eh?
I use Feedly then have it linked to Reeder. Love the Reeder UI more.dealdealboss wrote: ↑ Thanks OP.
I probably won’t switch from Feedly ( great UI and the free plan is more than enough).
Who else misses google reader?
But ya Google Reader was the best.
- sheriffabc
- Deal Addict
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- Jan 24, 2007
- 2828 posts
- 470 upvotes
- North York
Sounds good. Can you be more explicit about how to set it up to 'hot deals" on rfd? A true Noob here.redsflagsdeal wrote: ↑ You can set up feeds for anything, like this forum, for example, to send you push notifications or just have a list of articles. I have it so I can see what new things come up here in Hot Deals, as well as some others.
- Mastergenius
- Newbie
- Sep 12, 2018
- 48 posts
- 63 upvotes
Could you please point me on how to do that, i found an editorial rss feed at the bottom of the forum page, is that what you are talking about ?
No external links in sigs - Mods
- d_bone
- Jr. Member
- Jan 27, 2009
- 188 posts
- 165 upvotes
- Ottawa
I had just caved and paid for the iOS version a few weeks ago. But Mac version for free is a huge win, thanks!
Reeder 4 iOS is much easier for reading webcomics. Double tap to zoom on images works.
Reeder 4 iOS is much easier for reading webcomics. Double tap to zoom on images works.
Darryl
- azybcxrfd
- Deal Addict
- Sep 1, 2011
- 1814 posts
- 347 upvotes
- Toronto
Same here - is there different fees for freebies vs expired va hot deals?
Seem to only able to add one for hot deals and one for latest deals in Toronto
http://forums.redflagdeals.com/feed - any forum?
http://forums.redflagdeals.com/feed/forum/9 - hot deal?
How’s compare to Inoreader free account for iOS?
Seem to only able to add one for hot deals and one for latest deals in Toronto
http://forums.redflagdeals.com/feed - any forum?
http://forums.redflagdeals.com/feed/forum/9 - hot deal?
How’s compare to Inoreader free account for iOS?
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- redsflagsdeal
- Newbie
- Apr 9, 2019
- 27 posts
- 8 upvotes
I dont use Reeder as Im on Android, but I guess the steps would be similar for any RSS feed reader. There will probably be an option to search for feeds when you set up. Just search for redflagdeals and you'll see different option, one of them being Hot Deals. If you're interested in other forums you can add those too. All the added feeds' posts, such as this thread, will show up on your main screen which you can now flag read or starred. It makes it easier for you to keep track of threads you are interested in and swipe away the ones you aren't.sheriffabc wrote: ↑ Sounds good. Can you be more explicit about how to set it up to 'hot deals" on rfd? A true Noob here.
- redsflagsdeal
- Newbie
- Apr 9, 2019
- 27 posts
- 8 upvotes
If you can't find the feed by searching, you can add them manually. The diagonal WiFi looking symbol at the bottom of the forum (third in the list of twitter, facebook, feed, email?, and phone?). Copy the url that it leads to paste it in the manual add input.
- Sephora
- Deal Addict
- Aug 19, 2005
- 1727 posts
- 644 upvotes
- Toronto
Yup, used to use Reeder and Google Reader back in the day. Now that I’m with Feedly I probably wouldn’t switch either.dealdealboss wrote: ↑ Thanks OP.
I probably won’t switch from Feedly ( great UI and the free plan is more than enough).
Who else misses google reader?
- mcfrugal
- Sr. Member
- Mar 25, 2009
- 942 posts
- 454 upvotes
- Toronto
1) Install the Reeder app 2) come back to this forum 3) Scroll to the bottom 4) click on the RSS button that looks like a WiFi symbol 5) confirm to add feed to reederMastergenius wrote: ↑ Could you please point me on how to do that, i found an editorial rss feed at the bottom of the forum page, is that what you are talking about ?