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Fever Reader

Fever Reader alternatives

A Feed Reader with A Brain

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The best alternatives to Fever Reader are Notion Feeder, Sismics Reader, and Stream.
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  • Notion Feeder
    1. Notion Feeder
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    Get rid of all the Feedreader apps and use Notion as a Feed Reader. Manage your Feed Sources and Feed Items in a single place. Star your items, mark them as Read. Get daily feed updates.
  • Sismics Reader
    2. Sismics Reader
    10 alternatives
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    Looking for a simple and open feed reader? Free, open source, easy to use, Sismics Reader is what you need to keep your feeds under control. - Access all your RSS and Atom feeds in one central easy readable pla...
  • Stream
    3. Stream
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    With Stream all your feeds appears as a unified timeline. With its simple user interface, ability to import existing lists, and support for open reading standards, Stream is a great choice if you're looking for...