QuiteRSS For Mac

Web sites provide RSS/Atom feeds in order to help you keep track of newly published articles. QuiteRSS is a straightforward RSS reader that can help you manage and organize RSS feeds, can automatically grab new materials, and comes with a built-in web browser.

QuiteRSS allows you to manually add new feeds and organize them into folders, but the utility can also import data from OPML files. As a result, you can easily move a feeds database that has been built while using another RSS reader.

Within the QuiteRSS app, you can organize your feeds into different categories, or you can use smart folders or labels. The app comes with a predefined labels collection, but you can easily add your own tags.

QuiteRSS allows you to see the list of available articles, marked as read or unread accordingly, but to view the entire text you must follow the link, either in the current window, or in a new tab. QuiteRSS integrates elementary web browsing capabilities and even comes with ad blocking tools.

Most RSS readers limit themselves to managing the feeds and the new articles, so to actually read the information you must open the link in your default web browser. QuiteRSS displays the data within its main window, which means that you will save up time.

Nonetheless, keep in mind that the built-in browser might not be able to correctly display websites that use more recent technologies.

At the same time, QuiteRSS includes various customization options, ranging from changing the app’s layout and appearance, to the way in which it deals with network connections or the browser history.

Bottom line, QuiteRSS is an alternative RSS/Atom feed reader that integrates customary feed management tools and allows you to read your articles without having to open them in a third party web browser. The drawback is that QuiteRSS does not include synchronization options for your feeds database.