A free and open-source RSS, Atom, JSON Feed, and RSS-in-JSON reader for macOS and iOS.
NetNewsWire is a free and open-source feed reader for macOS and iOS that supports RSS, Atom, JSON Feed, and RSS-in-JSON formats. It allows users to subscribe to and read content from their favorite websites and blogs in a native, fast application. The project solves the need for a reliable, privacy-respecting, and community-supported alternative to commercial feed readers.
Mac and iOS users who want a native, ad-free application to manage and read their website and blog subscriptions. It's also for developers interested in contributing to or customizing an open-source feed reader.
Developers choose NetNewsWire because it's completely free, open-source, and built with a focus on native performance and user privacy. Its active community and transparent development process ensure continuous improvement without vendor lock-in or hidden costs.
RSS reader for macOS and iOS.
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Built specifically for macOS and iOS, offering a smooth and integrated experience that leverages Apple's native frameworks for speed and reliability.
Supports RSS, Atom, JSON Feed, and RSS-in-JSON formats, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of feed sources without format limitations.
Completely free with full source code available, allowing for customization, auditing, and community contributions, as emphasized in the README.
Features an open forum for user feedback, testing, and collaborative development, fostering a transparent and improvement-driven ecosystem.
Only available for macOS and iOS, excluding users on other operating systems and limiting its utility in mixed-device environments.
Requires manual configuration of Xcode settings or use of scripts like setup.sh, which can be cumbersome and error-prone for new contributors.
Local builds disable key functionalities like iCloud, Feedly, and Reader View due to missing API keys, hindering full testing and customization.