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Any RSS services with deduplication?
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I don't know about dedup, but, freshrss is pretty good for a self hosted solution.
Honestly FreshRSS is pretty trash. Don't understand why it's so popular.
This is 10x better https://github.com/ssddanbrown/rss
Eh,
When you have 50+ feeds, it has a lot of handy features.
Like... blacklisting posts with keywords/regex, tracking things in categories, etc... And- it has a TON of options for configuring things.
The ability to whitelist/blacklist certain posts is quite handy itself. For example- taking a feed like This one and being able to only grab the "update / releases", and ignore all of the sales, giveaways, and other crap.
The uh, configuration options for the reader you linked are pretty limited in comparison.
Although, it does look nice, its missing the features to boot.