Fluent Reader is a modern desktop RSS reader built with Electron, React, and Fluent UI. It offers a sleek interface designed to help users efficiently manage and consume RSS feeds.
Key Features:
Modern UI: Inspired by Fluent Design with full dark mode support, providing a clean and intuitive user experience.
Sync Capabilities: Seamlessly sync with services like Inoreader or self-hosted Fever/Google Reader APIs for cross-device access.
OPML Support: Import and export OPML files, enabling easy data backup and restoration.
Flexible Article Viewing: Read content directly within the app or load webpages for a comprehensive experience.
Search & Organization: Utilize regex-based search to filter articles by keywords or read status, and organize subscriptions using folder-like groupings.
Keyboard Shortcuts: Enhance efficiency with single-key shortcuts for quick navigation and actions.
Audience & Benefits:
Ideal for modern RSS enthusiasts seeking a cross-platform solution. Fluent Reader provides seamless synchronization across devices, flexible content consumption options, efficient organization tools, and timely updates through push notifications, ensuring users stay informed effortlessly.
Fluent Reader is available via winget for easy installation, catering to a wide range of users who value open-source innovation and a streamlined experience.
README
Fluent Reader
A modern desktop RSS reader
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For Windows 10 users, the recommended way of installation is through Microsoft Store.
This enables auto-update and experimental ARM64 support.
macOS users can also get Fluent Reader from the Mac App Store.
Help make Fluent Reader better by reporting bugs or opening feature requests through GitHub issues.
You can also help internationalize the app by providing translations into additional languages.
Refer to the repo of to get started on internationalization.
If you enjoy using this app, consider supporting its development by donating through GitHub Sponsors, Paypal, or Alipay.
Build from source
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Compile ts & dependencies
npm run build
# Start the application
npm run electron
# Generate certificate for signature
electron-builder create-self-signed-cert
# Package the app for Windows
npm run package-win
