I spend so much time on Feedly, and finally they still doesn't open the "Search my feed" function for free.
I turn to InoReader, which having basic search function but just what i looking for, So Goodbye Feedly.
I hope InoReader would long live!

[Edited by LeoCheung, December 12]

This what a true APP killer looks like.

If you consider yourself a "power user" just try it.

* inoreader better than feedly or any other coz

    * tool as basic as "search" is not available free in feedly ............but it is present free in inoreader
    * article pocket me ["inoreader"ka tag + jo bhi inoreader me us article par tag lge ho] lagkar jata
    * pocket me bheja ya nhi-----------iska proof bhi inoreader deta hai-----by yellow colour.......jabki pocket me pata hi ni chal pata
    * unlimited sources---------feedly me sirf 100 feed sources hi le skte hai............jbki inoreader me no limits

[Edited by orayanpacks3, August 15]

Not the best

Very disapointed by Feedly (a premium account to search inside your feeds?! To connect to Evernote? Come on!), I found today my real replacement for Google Reader. I hope InoReader will live long.

This RSS reader is the best and the closest alternative to Google Reader! Thanks to developers

[Edited by Giovapanasiti, September 30]

this reader is purely awesome. i would recommended this reader over any others and is a great alternative to the now defunct google reader.

Finally! After spend so much time in Feedly, I really found a "reincarnation" of Google Reader. Betther than Feedly. You must try it now!

wow... just wow!

Ever since Google announced the discontinuity of Reader I have tried the top free alternatives, namely Feedly and Netbives. So first I tried Feedly, but I was a bit skeptical about its interface, because it looked too... slick, too colorful. Just as I thought, Feedly tries to be too smart (taking decisions for me) in order to display the data in a fashionable and flashy way, so I discarded it immediately. After that, I tried Netbives, and I was very happy with it for a while. It never tried to be smart, it just displayed the feeds, and a side tab. Period. However, it sometimes behaved wierdly, repeats feeds, and it is a bit slow, yet it worked as intended so I sticked to it for a while.

After a few months, I got fed up with Netbives: it's too buggy, too irresponsive, I don't know, it just does not feel right. So I decided to test InoReader... and... wow. It's just EXACTLY what I was looking for. The interface is super-simple, white, and it scrolls w/o delays. White background; on the left side, tabs; on the right side, content. Period. Simply put, a perfect clone of Google Reader.

All my kudos to InoReader... and no, I am not affiliated to these guys in any way, shape or form.

Para mi el mejor, no echas en falta Google Reader y está en contínuo desarrollo. A la espera de Android app :)

For me InoReader is the best, using it I don't miss Google Reader and it's in continuous development. Waiting for an Android app :)

[Translated by Venom88, July 03]

InoReader is the only replacement for Google Reader that is actually better than the original, as a web-based service; hopefully, once it gains more popularity, other services will be announced (mobile apps).

InoReader is ideal for the power user and yet friendly enough for the occasional reader. I recommend this service over Feedly, The Old Reader, Go Read, AOL reader and digg Reader... and I extensively tried each of these services for several days!

InoReader is probably the closest to Google reader interface and one of the the fastest web rss readers.

On top of that its not just bare bones rss but full-blown reader with likes/search/comments/favorites and so on.

I tried several other services ( feedly, oldreader, newsblur, digg, aol) but Inoreader is the best alternative to google reader. Many features are the same of google reader. It is a reliable service. I didn't experience issues and the site didn't go down ( oldreader is often not available)

After testing several others for a decent google reader replacement, I come across InoReader.
No need to say that it is the best so far, and develop by a small independent team !!
Makes you wonder what others have been doing ... (Digg, I am talking especially about you)