Social media burnout takes a backseat when you put your news feed on cruise control.įor those facing social media burnout, Inoreader can parse Twitter feeds, multireddits and Facebook pages into RSS items, filter out keywords, and combine them into a single social feed, neatly preserving pictures and most media. Its range of automated task triggers and ability to chain multiple rules together while integrating with IFTTT turn Inoreader into a tool for news power users. It's a research tool, intelligence briefing portal and social media filtration system. With a customizable interface, tiered pricing to allow unlimited feeds and a third-party tool to create RSS feeds for pages that have none, Inoreader goes beyond the traditional news aggregators you may have been using a decade ago. Most importantly, nearly anything can be turned into a feed these days, and the reader apps are more functional than ever. They're fast, flexible and most of your favorite news outlets still maintain RSS feeds. No more social squalorĭon't let RSS readers' retro status among media aggregators fool you. With versions for both web and mobile, the app is available on iOS and Android, averaging 4.7 stars in the App Store and 4.3 stars on the Google Play Store, where more than 7,400 users have weighed in. A relative newcomer to RSS, Inoreader has some qualities that can help you Marie-Kondo your news feeds. One of the remedies can be a return to classic RSS, one of the internet's earlier feed-fetching technologies. Quality news sources are often left to muscle their way into view against an imperfect algorithm, all while new links are being discovered between depression and social media use. In an era of social hyperconnectivity, even careful curators can find their Facebook and Twitter feeds bulging under the weight of trolls, clickbait artists and the occasional irate relative.
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