No go. It tries miserably to follow the system theme and makes everything unreadable, I assume only for dark theme users. Ugh, it's 2024. Dark themes should be standard
A little complicated with a lot of parameters, but it works well, I use it as a backup as a 2nd feed reader, in double with liferea, it allows me to read the feeds if there is an error in liferea, (I do not open the links in quiterss but in the firefox browser). (After there is a defect, I have a lot of difficulty to reduce the photo which is included in the article, it is enormous!)
QuiteRSS is probably the best software for the Linux Desktop that I have seen. It's so beautifully integrated and allows one to keep 100% on top of your favourite news feeds. I particularly love the way it notifies in the tray, it's built-in browser, and it's
Needs a flatpak version or version using same version of QT as Mint, otherwise disable JavaScript or crashing problems.
I have used this for a while but have recently faced repeated crashes, particularly when I want to copy and paste RSS feeds that contain objects like embedded videos. I use Linux Mint 20.1.
El Mejor que he probado en linux. Hay versión más reciente via PPA: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:quiterss/quiterss
Everything embedded and integrates well into cinnamon, I don't lose anymore time for selecting information that is interesting myself and the integrated web browser feature is working perfectly.