What is Super Google Reader?
Super Google Reader is a feature-rich yet easy-to-use RSS feed reader and aggregator. It was created in response to Google shutting down the popular Google Reader service in 2013, aiming to provide an improved alternative.
At its core, Super Google Reader allows you to easily subscribe to blogs, news websites, podcasts, YouTube channels, and any other site that provides an RSS or Atom feed. It pulls in new posts and episodes from all your subscriptions into a unified interface, allowing you to scroll through the latest content from all your favorite sites.
Super Google Reader sets itself apart with robust feed handling based on Google Reader's powerful infrastructure. It can correctly parse even complex, inconsistent feeds and handle hundreds or thousands of subscriptions without slowing down. Offline reading support allows you to cache content for when you're not connected to the internet.
The interface is designed to be clean, fast, and simple while still providing powerful features. Easy keyboard navigation makes scanning through posts a breeze. Search helps you find that article you remember reading last week but can't quite find. Filters allow customizing the reading experience through rules and tags.
Integrations add even more functionality. Popular services like Twitter, Evernote, and Pocket can be tied into Super Google Reader for one-click sharing or saving of posts. The mobile app syncs perfectly with the desktop site with no configuration required.
For those looking for the best-of-class RSS reading experience Google Reader offered years ago, Super Google Reader brings its powerful capabilities up-to-date with a modern, polished package.
Feedly, Inoreader, Reeder , NetNewsWire, RSS Guard, Liferea, QuiteRSS, Tiny Tiny RSS, Netvibes, The Old Reader, NewsBlur, Protopage are some alternatives to Super Google Reader.