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Alternatives to Feedly
The only drawback that I would like to mention is that Feedly is only available in English. The interface is really easy to understand. But if you feel uncomfortable because your English is perhaps not so good, there are also alternatives in German:
the Bamboo Feed Reader (as an add-on for Firefox) and
the Inoreader for iOS, Android and WindowsPhone
You can find even more at
How do I find good RSS belarus telegram screening feeds and blogs that are worth subscribing to?
The easiest way to find good feeds is to surf the internet anyway. When I come across an interesting site while researching on the internet, I always check whether an RSS feed is also available. I can tell this by the light grey RSS symbol from Feedly Mini that is displayed. I then use this to subscribe to the blog straight away.
Other good starting points for you are
RSS feeds of the local newspaper
RSS feed of the city/municipality
blogs of entrepreneurs from their own network
blogs about your own industry
Feedly itself also offers you the opportunity to search for interesting feeds. Of course, the focus is on English-language sites, but German blogs can also be found among the suggestions. Especially when you have subscribed to a new feed, Feedly always makes suggestions for related sites that might be worth reading.
You can also enter the URL (web address) of a blog in the search field in Feedly. This is also an option if Feedly does not immediately recognize the name of the blog.
The only drawback that I would like to mention is that Feedly is only available in English. The interface is really easy to understand. But if you feel uncomfortable because your English is perhaps not so good, there are also alternatives in German:
the Bamboo Feed Reader (as an add-on for Firefox) and
the Inoreader for iOS, Android and WindowsPhone
You can find even more at
How do I find good RSS belarus telegram screening feeds and blogs that are worth subscribing to?
The easiest way to find good feeds is to surf the internet anyway. When I come across an interesting site while researching on the internet, I always check whether an RSS feed is also available. I can tell this by the light grey RSS symbol from Feedly Mini that is displayed. I then use this to subscribe to the blog straight away.
Other good starting points for you are
RSS feeds of the local newspaper
RSS feed of the city/municipality
blogs of entrepreneurs from their own network
blogs about your own industry
Feedly itself also offers you the opportunity to search for interesting feeds. Of course, the focus is on English-language sites, but German blogs can also be found among the suggestions. Especially when you have subscribed to a new feed, Feedly always makes suggestions for related sites that might be worth reading.
You can also enter the URL (web address) of a blog in the search field in Feedly. This is also an option if Feedly does not immediately recognize the name of the blog.