NetNewsWire vs Links Garden

It’s like podcasts, but for reading. NetNewsWire is a free and open source RSS reader. It shows you articles from your favorite blogs and news sites and keeps track of what you’ve read. It’s fast, stable, and accessible. If you’ve been going from site to site in your browser looking for new articles to read — or counting on the unreliable algorithms of corporate social media — let NetNewsWire bring you the news you want. It’s easy and fun. And it puts you, not billionaires, in control of your news. Features: * Direct feed downloading * Syncing via iCloud, Feedbin, Feedly, BazQux, Inoreader, NewsBlur, The Old Reader, and FreshRSS * Multiple accounts * Custom article themes * Reader view * Share sheet * Starred articles * All Unread and Today smart feeds * Folders * Importing and exporting OPML feed lists * Background refreshing * Searching * Hiding read articles * Timeline customization * Keyboard shortcuts * Context menus * Home screen widgets for today, unread, and starred articles * Share extension

All your reading, in one serene place. Links Garden is your peaceful refuge for online reading — a beautifully simple app where saved links bloom into calm, focused experiences. Whether it’s a long essay, an interview, a recipe, or a newsletter, Links Garden turns your scattered reading list into a tranquil garden of thought — available anytime, anywhere. > Distraction-free by design Inspired by the quiet harmony of a zen garden, Links Garden helps you read with intention. No ads, no clutter, no noise — just words, cleanly presented and ready to be enjoyed. > Offline, always On a plane. In the subway. Under a tree in the park. Links Garden works fully offline so your reading travels with you, even (or especially) when you disconnect from the world. > Save now, read later Easily save articles, links, and stories from any app or browser. Organize your reading in one place — to be savored when the time feels right. Why Links Garden? Unlike Pocket or Instapaper, Links Garden is built for mindful reading. A slower, calmer space for your mind to wander — and wonder.