Newsflow For Mac

One of the best ways to stay in touch with the latest websites, blogs, and news is with the help of feeds.

Of course, the main benefit of web feeds is that instead of having to search each website and manually check if there is any new content, the website’s content is brought to you in one unified  place.

Newsflow is an easy to use and fast macOS application that makes it easy for you to stay in touch with your favorite websites and receive subscriptions  and news that interest you in one centralized place,  on your Mac’s desktop.

Newsflow comes with support for the most popular feed services such as RSS, RDF, and ATOM, and, once the feeds are loaded into its user-friendly interface, you will be able to toggle between them within the app’s window, on the left side of your  desktop.

Besides providing a suitable environment for feed reading, Newsflow also enables you to visualize the selected feeds with the help of three modes: “Article summary”, “Clutter-free article”, and “Article website”.

The “Article summary” mode shows you only the text and the most important aspects of the article, the “Clutter-free article” helps you view only the article’s text and important pictures, while the “Article website” enables you view the article in its original form on its website, just like you would using a web browser.

For better organizing your feed list, you can switch between Newsflow’s three view modes, namely “All articles”, “Unread articles”, and “Starred articles”.

Another plus is the fact that Newsflow enables you to save feed articles directly to note-taking and archiving services such as Buffer, Evernote, Pocket, Readability, and Instapaper. What’s more, articles can easily be opened in the default browser, sent via email, or shared on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Newsflow is an easy to use and useful macOS application for anyone who wants all their news feeds brought into one organized environment, as well as saving and sharing options at their the tips of their fingers.