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Feeddler RSS News Reader
 This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad
  • Price
    Free
  • CategoryNews
  • First releasedApril 1, 2010
  • Versions1 archived
  • Installable1 of 1
  • AvailabilityStill on the App Store
  • SellerC.B. Liu

RequirementsCompatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 4.0 or later.

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Feeddler was first released in 2010, a few days before the first-generation iPad release. Feeddler has been one of the most popular RSS readers for iPhone and iPad and has been picked as a top news app by numerous media over the years. * "New and Noteworthy" and "What's Hot" - featured by Apple * "Cleanest and most user-friendly interface" - iPhone Life Magazine * "Essential iPad Apps" - Gizmodo * "10 Must Have iPad Apps" - Cool Tricks N Tips * ... and many more

Feeddler is a fast and highly customizable RSS Reader client that stays perfect sync with RSS services and presents RSS stories in an easy-to-read interface. Feeddler is a universal app that supports iPhones, iPod touches, and iPads.

Features: * Syncs with Bazqux Reader (optional account, 30-day free trial). * Syncs with FeedHQ (optional account, , 30-day free trial). * Syncs with Feedly (optional account, free). * Syncs with InoReader (optional account, free). * Syncs with The Old Reader (optional account, free). * Supports multiple accounts. * Supports feed management - add/delete/rename/sort subscriptions and folders. * Caches RSS articles and images for offline reading * Able to set up each subscription to open articles directly in RSS, full text mode, or web (online only). * Able to mark all items as read for any RSS subscription or mark only loaded items as read. * Able to mark items as read based on date or automatically mark items as read while user scrolling headlines. * Able to show only feeds/folders with unread items. * Swipe RSS articles for navigation, and pinch articles to change font size. * Save/Share articles by tapping-and-holding any articles shown on the preview list. * E-mail sharing with optional default recipients. * Copy-and-paste titles, links, or full articles. * Lots of UI customization options including summary preview and the comfortable night mode.

More features in the Pro version: + Supports landscape mode on iPhone. + Supports keyword search to find and add feeds. + Sync all subscriptions, or sync subscriptions in a folder for offline reading. + Sync options: sync all feeds or unread items only, sync from last sync, days or weeks. For faster syncing, use "Unread only" + "FromLastSync." + No ads

If you like Feeddler, please consider writing positive reviews on the App Store. We keep adding features, fixing bugs, and improving app performance. Please send us feedback at [email protected]. Thanks for your support.

To install apps directly onto this device, it must be jailbroken with AppSync installed.
1.12.5
Requires iOS 4.3+
Retina (iPhone only)
October 31, 2012
2.7 MB Install Download

Ratings Over Time

sampled from 3 archived captures
DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
December 1, 2015 3.2 ★ 3.4 17 Free
December 16, 2017 4.1 — 12,575 Free

From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.

Archived Reviews

8 of 25
My go-to RSS reader
     
by stevemishket · October 12, 2020

Except for a few difficulties with settings... it just works.

Good replacement for Feedly
     
by Mruseless · June 29, 2019

I tried this RSS reader because Feedly had just gotten too greedy. You couldn’t even save to Pocket anymore without paying their ridiculously high monthly fee. So I tried Feedler and was impressed. The layout is very good, there are a lot of options, and it’s a one-time purchase to get rid of the ads instead of a stupid monthly fee. All in all it works very well. I deducted one star Because webpages are displayed with their own internal browser, which isn’t very good, especially for ad heavy sites. And there’s no option to make safari the default browser. At least you can use the option to open webpages in Safari instead. But that’s an annoying extra tap.

Looks like it’s dead under iOS 17.4
     
by pcmiranda2443 · March 8, 2024

No updates in 3 years and it seems to have stopped working yesterday after I updated os (or maybe the old reader login is just broken) but I found the app RSS Mobile that doesn’t need any logins or nag about premium features for in app purchase.

Excellent RSS Reader
     
by His Soldier · December 23, 2016

This is the best RSS reader that I've ever used out of the many others I've tried. It does exactly what I want. It allows me to either skim over feeds or decide to read the ones I'm interested in. Thanks!

Not working
     
by nikhilvaishnavi · August 5, 2017

Login to google (in feedly) is not working. Not able to access my feeds

Needs customizable font options
     
by Yamsrgud · November 17, 2017

Would be nice to be able to access default fonts in iOS. The sans font is tiresome.

Unable to log in after update
     
by Dm33 · October 8, 2020

Update broke the app. No response from support. Unable to login. Goes back to account selection of trying to use google to log in.

WAS a great reader.
     
by Kewltune · April 29, 2019

—4/29/2019— I still haven’t heard from the developer. Full Text is still not working. —4/18/2019— Full text is still broken and still have not heard back from developer after sending 7th email. —3/29/2019— I really did love this app for years. Somewhat recently, Full Text view starts acting like RSS Sumary view. I made many attempts to contact the developer and never received a single response. Full Text view doesn’t work well over 95% of the time forcing me to view a web page (you know, ones with all those annoying ads). Here hoping the developer get the message and fix the Full Text view issue. I will provide update periodically on whether or not I hear back from the developer and/or no longer experiencing the issue.

Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.

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