I think that last bit (Ad-free) might be why Google killed off their RSS Reader. I rarely browse web-pages per se now without first reading them in BazQux, and usually I don't need to browse them after reading them in BazQux - including comments on blogs and in user groups (and it's all Ad-free as well!). References to BazQux: I always mention BazQux when noting interesting items I may have read, because many people won't know what it is, nor what they could be missing (how excellent it is as a research and information-gathering tool).This followed Google's announcement that their excellent Google Reader was to be killed off. That is, something that was at least as good as, or better. The rearch results will will display lots of references, many from people who - like me - looking for an alternative to Google Reader (an RSS feed-reader/aggregator). ĭo a search there for: Google Reader BazQux DC Forum: Go to the Search page for DC Forum.The former exemplar: Google Reader - Mini-Review.Someone was asking me how I arrived at using BazQux reader, and I thought it might be helpful/useful to post this review, as it could potentially save people a lot of time (if they were not already happily using a feed-reader). This is an online, browser-based service, and the version is always 'latest'. A service - an online $PAID RSS feed-reader or 'feed-aggregator'.

Old chrome rss reader