feedly
feedly is a cloud-based RSS feed aggregation service with a native macOS desktop app. It allows users to subscribe to news feeds, blogs, YouTube channels and podcasts in one central place, organize them into collections, and read articles either in the app or in their browser. feedly offers both free and paid tiers, with the Pro version supporting unlimited feed subscriptions, custom boards for saving articles, and integrations with services like Pocket, Evernote and IFTTT. The app is commonly used by journalists, researchers, content curators and anyone who wants to follow multiple news sources without relying on social media algorithms.
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1 suggestionThe feedly macOS app is currently Intel-only and has not yet been updated to run natively on Apple Silicon. According to the architecture information available, the app still contains only x86 binaries and is not a Universal Binary. While the app continues to work under Rosetta 2 today, it will stop launching entirely when Apple removes Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028) — less than 28 months away. You should contact feedly directly via their support page or social media to ask when they plan to ship a native Apple Silicon build. In the meantime, if you use feedly for RSS reading on a Mac, consider testing one of the actively maintained alternative RSS readers that already run natively on Apple Silicon: Reeder is a popular paid option with excellent design and keyboard-driven navigation, or NetNewsWire is a free native alternative. Both sync with feedly's service if you want to keep your subscriptions there, though either could serve as a replacement client entirely.
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