[fovc]

What you want is RSS, but you don't need to learn how it works at all. Go to feedly.com and create a (free) account. Add sites you want to follow (there's an 'add content' button which lets you search by URL). Done. Feedly will give you a home page with titles and blurbs, and for many sites you can even get the 'reader mode' content without navigating to the site directly.

[Not affiliated with feedly, just a happy user]

[tailspin2019]

I think it’s similar to Feedly but I’m a fan of feedbin.com

And for an iOS/Mac client I _highly_ recommend “Reeder”. [0]

Have used both for years now.

[0] https://reederapp.com

[lamontcg]

https://www.newsblur.com representin'

[tailspin2019]

Looks v interesting but could do with a mobile friendly website!

[kstrauser]

After a period of inactivity, NetNewsWire (https://netnewswire.com) is back as FOSS, and it's awesome.

[lanamo]

+ 1 for Reeder - great design!

[stereoradonc]

Have you tried Inoreader? cheaper and better than Feedly. I wasn't too happy with Feedly's UI and found it very confusing.

[pinkano]

What was confusing?