On the other hand, server-based RSS services like Google Reader frequently poll feeds for new articles, downloading everything that’s available and keeping it in their local database. That means the only way to make sure you are not missing out on anything is to have the app running in the background at all times, which is hardly an ideal scenario. However, this scenario poses some limitations even if you don’t need to sync devices.ĭue to the way most RSS feeds work, only the last few articles will be downloaded, rather than every new story since you last checked. If you access your news feed from a single device, then in theory any standalone app capable of fetching RSS should suffice. You can use Google Takeout to download a copy of your subscription info, including lists you follow, starred items and notes. Update: Google Reader has officially gone offline and the company has announced that all data will be permanently deleted after 12PM PST on July 15th.
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