Inoreader: Read-later and RSS extension

Without the browser notification feature for new entries, I find it useless for me, even if it can receive real-time update push on the web page.

Seems like it has decent functionality, but wants "Read and change all your data on all websites" access for simple things like saving a like to Read Later. NO THANKS. I respect my privacy.

Really like this extension as I'm shifting from Evernote to just using Inoreader for saving, annotating, and tagging web articles. One thing I would love to see is the ability to easily apply tags to something I've saved with the extension by allowing easier search/filter tag options when saving. Right now I have to scroll down through 10s or 100s of tags if I want to apply them from the extension, so instead I just save the article to Read Later and tag it from the Inoreader web interface. B... Show more

Great app and an awesome extension for Inoreader! It’s super convenient for those who like to organize their articles and read them later. The interface is simple, and the functionality is a delight — RSS feed and read-later option in one place, saving tons of time. On the downside: when saving an article, you have to choose between "read later" or "web page with a tag." It’d be nice if both options were available at the same time for each page. It’d be cool to decide individually whether to... Show more

It frequently changes my settings. Many sites do this to set them back to what they want (it's always stuff to promote greater user engagement) but this is clearly very anti-user and warrants fewer stars!

I don't understand why it requires "Read and change all your data on all websites" access just to save a link to Read Later.

It's no longer possible to set site access to "on click". It always asks for access to all pages and then changes the configuration. Therefore I will cancel my subscription as soon as the first year has ended.

signup for reading? really?

Settings often fly off.

A good and free RSS service