[braza]

I bit of out-topic, but the best recommendation that I had here in HN was definitely the FreshRSS [1].

Yes, the design sounds _phpish_, but on Docker it's so reliable and fast, that I feel that I am in some sort of "final version of the software" and not needing anything else or enhancements, like WinRar, Notepad.exe, Winamp, Nero Burning ROM, Windows XP, etc.

I do not know if others have the same feeling about a software that works so great, that _any_ update will be a downgrade given the high level of contentment and satisfaction.

[1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18097105

[solaire_oa]

I can second the recommendation for FreshRSS- it's incredibly utilitarian and I have no complaints. I've been using it for about 4 years. It's how I came to this thread!

Couldn't agree more about the "final version" sentiment: my self hosted instance sat there for the first two years, untouched, working flawlessly and used daily. It's only when I switched server hardware that I actually performed an upgrade to the latest version, pleasantly surprised to find that there were no major changes (minor QoL patches only) and everything just worked.

[DavideNL]

Agree, i’ve also been running it for years. It’s stable and has great features like CSS selectors, filtering, sharing as rss feed, etc.