Enable it by clicking the “Eye” icon in the toolbar and clicking on “Dark theme.” 3. If you like reading in a low contrast environment or reading at night, the dark mode is for you. Inoreader comes with a sweet dark mode built in. In Inoreader, go to “Preferences” and select “Import/Export.” Here, upload the file and choose “Import.” 2.
With Feedly, just go to the export link, and click the button that says “Click here to download your Feedly OPML.” Import OPML File From Feedlyįirst of all, if you’re switching from Feedly, you’ll need to get all your subscriptions in. And trust me, even with this article, we’re only just starting to dig in. It seems simple, but there’s a lot of stuff Inoreader can do. Customize every single detail of the web UI. Geek out over keyboard shortcuts? Why not. If you have time please answer them.Inoreader, on the other hand, welcomes you with open arms. >Sorry, I'm quite new to RSS thing that's why I have questions and I think you are the right person. Without knowing your interests it's hard to recommend things. Inoreader also has bundles based on certain topics in the Discover section, that's a good place to look. Generally if you visit a website repeatedly you should look if it has feeds, that's how I found most of my subscriptions. Google News searches for my home town and Dark Matter (a TV show I watch). Web comics: XKCD, Penny Arcade, Sinfest, "It's The Tie", SMBC, "Two Guys and Guy".
Most reddit pages have RSS feeds, just add. Most only update around once a year but that's great since I don't miss any new albums.Ī bunch of subreddits I want to make sure I don't miss any posts, including the one I moderate (/r/DarkMatter). Many blogs and pages for artists I follow. >if you can please share the sources you subscribe to because if I have to tell how many I have it's in single digit. There's a list in Inoreader's Preferences -> Apps and Extensions section. They have extensions for all major browsers. >What are some extensions or tips you use with inoreader to make it easier to use, I'm asking because for Feedly it has many of available online, Yeah, just paste the channel URL in Inoreader's search bar and it will subscribe you automatically. Is there any way I can use RSS for youtube channels in inoreader
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