How can Google close Reader?
Reader is the only way I can use the internet without being totally overwhelmed and confused. I learned to sew by following sewing blogs on Reader! There's no way I would have been able to access the information I did (and still do) anywhere nearly as effectively without it.
Do you use Reader? What will you use once it closes? Is there anything as simple and intuitive? Also, I really liked that it was just integrated with all my other Google stuff. Ugh. What am I going to do?
Well, at least my stash building continues. I spent $22 on black rayon-bamboo jersey and $33 on swatches (really, most of the cost was shipping) from Mood. I may have missed something by I think I'm at $55 for March. Have I bought anything else so far this month? Maybe it just seems like I'm spending more than I am.
I got the news myself this morning. I found this though and it looks like they are going to try to mimic google reader (good reviews so far): http://www.engadget.com/2013/03/13/feedly-rss-service-promises-seamless-transition-after-google-r/
ReplyDeleteMy switch to Bloglovin last month couldn't have been more timely, then! I find that bloglovin' does everything G Reader did, and looks cleaner. I'm 100% happy with it.
ReplyDeleteBloglovin is much better.
ReplyDeleteOoh - so glad other people have suggestions!!
ReplyDeleteNetvibes seems to work well, although all RSS reader sites are being swamped at the moment.
ReplyDeleteI use Feedly. It's available for firefox, safari, chrome and as apps for your ipad/iphone. It's really nice to use.
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