Users who want to be interested at all times in the topics that really interest them, do not usually make use of Facebook, which as confirmed by the elections held in the United States, is a sink where a large number of missing news end up arriving. own social network can not control. Not that I have a mania for Facebook, I have a lot, but as a rule when someone tells me I have read that…. I ask him if he has read it on Facebook to give credibility or not to the topic, but that is a matter of preferences and the specific cases that we have encountered.
Twitter is usually the most used social network to be informed of everything that interests us most, but it is not the only way to be. RSS Feeds, created by the sadly late Aaron Swartz, is a news feed that at a glance allows us to select those that are most interesting to us and discard those that are not. To manage all this information, in the Mac App Store we can find a large number of applications, but among all of them, today we are talking about Leaf, one of the best. And I'm not saying it, we just have to see the large number of positive reviews that the application has.
In addition, this application that has a usual price in the Mac App Store of 9,99 euros, we can buy it with a significant discount, since these days it is for 3,99 euros. Leaf is compatible with the main applications and services such as Feedly, NewsBluur, Feedbin… Besides being compatible with the applications that Instapaper, Pocket, Twitter, Facebook… so that we can share with our friends and followers the news that we believe will be of interest to them.
Features of Leaf - RSS News Reader
- Nice themes (including night mode)
- Customizable newsreader appearance
- Keyboard shortcuts and gestures
- Synchronization with Feedly, NewsBlur, Feedbin and Feed Wrangler
- Independent RSS engine
- Save articles to Buffer, Evernote, Pocket,
ReadabilityInstagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn - RSS, RDF and ATOM support
- New article notifications and access to old articles in the Notification Center