The apps I use to read and write for this blog (Interconnected)
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Posted on Friday 27 May 2022. 1,167 words, 8 links. By Matt Webb.
The apps I use to read and write for this blog 20.20, Friday 27 May 2022 Link to this post Because I’ve been asked a couple times recently: I keep up with 345 websites and newsletters using an app called NetNewsWire . It’s free and I have it on my Mac, iPhone, and iPad. It’s a type of app called a newsreader. When I find a blog or website I want to follow, I look for an RSS feed (sometimes just called a “feed”) and subscribe. This is also free. NetNewsWire grabs the feeds periodically, and presents the articles so that I can read them without ads or design. (There are many newsreader apps out
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