Feedr: A Rust-based terminal RSS/Atom feed reader with TUI interface
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Summary
Feedr is a terminal-based RSS/Atom feed reader built in Rust, offering a TUI interface with features like dashboard view, feed management, auto-discovery, starred articles, and category organization. It targets users who prefer command-line tools for consuming RSS feeds.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledFeedr is a feature-rich terminal-based RSS feed reader written in Rust.
It provides a clean, intuitive TUI interface for managing and reading RSS feeds with elegant visuals and smooth keyboard navigation.
Paste any webpage URL and Feedr will detect and offer to subscribe to its RSS/Atom feeds.
Dashboard View: See the latest articles across all your feeds, sorted chronologically
Starred Articles: Save articles for later with a dedicated starred view
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