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Feedly Revisited

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

A couple of folks sent me tweets or messages asking me to reconsider Feedly, because they had added a “cloud” feature, where you could use the service in a web browser, exactly as I had described in my post yesterday. So I am definitely going to check that out again and see how it fits with how I like to work with RSS. So my thanks to them for reaching out!

In the meantime, the Old Reader blog post has been updated with this little tidbit:

UPD: We have received a number of proposals that we are discussing right now. Chances are high that public The Old Reader will live after all

So I’m going to check out Feedly, and hold out some hope that Old Reader will stay public, and then simply choose the one that makes the most sense for me. Ahh I love having a choice! 😉

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