The search is a bit on the slow side of things but works fine otherwise. Subscriptions are sorted alphabetically by default which you can switch to manual drag & drop mode so that your own order is displayed instead here. You can crate new folders here and drag & drop feeds to sort them into different folders or root. The left pane displays your subscriptions, a search option and links to statistics and favorites. The import does not add tags or labels yet but at least support for importing tags is planned for a future version of the application. Your folder structure is carried over as well so that you do not have to resort feeds based on that. The import should not take too long after which all feeds of the file are added to the reader. You can either add feeds manually or import an OPML file which most feed readers support. It has a couple of shortcomings as well, like missing sync, but more about that later.įirst thing you may want to do after setting up an account (Facebook, Google or direct registration available) is add RSS feeds to it. InoReader is a web-based RSS reader that offers the most important characteristics that I'm interested in: speed, ease of use and an option to only display titles by default for faster browsing.

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