QiReader: A Web-Based Cross-Platform RSS Reader with Full Text Support
These days, it's unclear how many people still use RSS readers. I, xiaoz, have always preferred RSS readers as they allow for convenient centralized reading of content I'm interested in. Well-known options include Inoreader and Feedly, but both seem to be blocked in some regions. Recently, I discovered QiReader on the V2EX forum, a web-based, cross-platform RSS reader. After trying it out, I found it quite impressive and recommend it to everyone.
Key Features
- Cross-platform support
- Read later functionality
- Article tagging
- Full text extraction
- Keyboard shortcuts
- OPML import and export
- Built-in English-Chinese dictionary
Pricing
The first 30 subscriptions are free, which should suffice for most users. If you need more, you can purchase Pro or Pro+ plans at reasonable prices. Here's a screenshot for reference:
Usage
Visit the official website: https://www.qireader.com.cn/register to register and start using it. The interface is very clean and simple, with no ads.
I tried manually entering my RSS address to subscribe to my blog, and it loaded successfully.
Since my blog is configured to output only partial RSS content, QiReader initially loaded only the preview. However, QiReader provides a feature to load the full text, which I tested and confirmed works perfectly. (It would be even better if it could automatically load full text.)
The backend offers some recommended subscription sources, such asssp (sspai) and IT Home, allowing users to add them with a single click.
QiReader does not have a dedicated mobile app, but I tested it on a mobile browser, and it worked without any major issues.
Conclusion
QiReader is a web-based, cross-platform RSS reader with a clean and comfortable interface, no ads, and support for full text output. It offers 30 free subscriptions, with additional paid options for more. For general users, this should be more than sufficient.
QiReader Official Website: https://www.qireader.com.cn/