So it’s finally going, should have left it when they swapped RSS publication for Google Plus only. Here’s the then alternatives …
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Here’s the Google Blog<\/a>, here’s the Google Reader Blog<\/a> and here’s Life Hacker<\/a>. Dave Winer says Good Riddance<\/a>, and suggests you build your own river by checking his out<\/a>.<\/p>\n Here’s Melange on how to get the OPML file<\/a>.<\/p>\n Here’s the Productivityist on his view on how to get off it as a Mac<\/a>\u00a0User, it’s part of a series and he decided that Google Reader was a step too far, although he talks about the obvious alternatives.<\/p>\n The one’s I have found by harvesting advice is below.<\/p>\n Not sure about Bloglines, it’s where I came from, but no-one is suggesting that one should go back!<\/p>\n So giving this a try, exported the OPML nad uploaded, that was easy. It has a widget and reader view. Need to get to grips with UI. Seems to be more difficult to dismiss the boring bits.<\/p>\n It has multiple widgets that give you massive choice of how each news feed looks and feels. The tags\/folders\u00a0correspond\u00a0to pages.<\/p>\n It’s mobile\/small scree interface is poor.<\/p>\n Can’t see how to make a forwarding feed.<\/p>\n Getting in is easy; it has an Android version.<\/p>\n The blog has an, as yet unread, article on getting started for google reader exiles.<\/p>\n Both the screen and phone version will require a\u00a0reorganisation\u00a0of the hierarchy.<\/p>\n This is rather awesome, it has a share with delicious feature, a blog<\/a>; it requires the installation of an addin\/plugin, which I have done on my works laptop, using chrome, and home desktop using firefox. I ma not yet happy with the hierarchy, but I am sure I will.<\/p>\nReplacements<\/h4>\n
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Bloglines<\/h4>\n
Feedly<\/h4>\n