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Platzhirsch unter den RSS-Apps: Reeder 4 aktuell für Mac und iOS kostenlos

Geschrieben von Florian Schimanke am

Falls jemand noch auf der Suche nach einem wirklich guten RSS-Reader ist, ist jetzt die Gelegenheit gekommen, zuzuschlagen. Die Referenz für solche Apps ist seit Jahren schon die für iOS und den Mac verfügbare App "Reeder" von Silvio Rizzi. Selbstverständlich unterstützt die App alle gängigen Feed-Aggregatoren wie beispielsweise Feedbin, Feedly und Feed Wrangler, ermöglicht aber auch das lokale Hinzufügen von einzelnen Feeds. Ich persönlich bin nach wie vor ein großer Freund von RSS als personalisierte Informationsquelle. In meinem Falle werden die Feeds über Feedbin aggregiert und somit auch auf verschiedene Geräte synchronisiert.

Aktuell kann man nun Reeder in Version 4 vollkommen kostenlos aus dem AppStore laden. Bislang wurden hierfür € 5,49 für iOS bzw. 10,99 für den Mac fällig. Wie auch von allen Vorgängerversionen gewohnt, verzichtet die App auch weiterhin auf In-App Käufe - eine wirklich willkommene Konsequenz von Silvio Rizzi. Statt also auf ein Abo-Modell für die Monetarisierung der App zu setzen, veröffentlicht Rizzi regelmäßig große Versionsupdates, die dann erneut kostenpflichtig erworben werden müssen. Hier weiß man also stets was man bekommt und was man dafür zahlen muss. Die älteren Versionen bleiben aber auch bei der Veröffentlichung einer neuen großen Version stets funktionsfähig, so dass man nicht zum Upgrade gezwungen wird. Das aktuell kostenlose Angebot dürfte ein Anzeichen dafür sein, dass in Kürze wieder eine große neue Version von Reeder bevorstehen wird.

Version 4 kann aktuell kostenlos über die beiden folgenden Links aus den jeweiligen AppStores geladen werden:

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Sterben RSS-Reader langsam aus? Ich habe die echt gemocht, nutze aber seit einigen Jahren keine mehr.

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