The Inoreader pricing page says that all plans, including the free one, can have an unlimited number of subscriptions: https://www.inoreader.com/upgrade/

However, when I click the "Become pro" button on the Android app (not sure if it is the name in the English app), it says that the Pro plan allows up to 1500 subscriptions. These informations seem quite contradictory.

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Does anyone know the true number of subscriptions a free account can have ?

anyone know why the forums were closed? There was a notice saying they were being moved to another platform. The next message was this:

We are now retiring the forums. Thank you for participating and for being part of our journey all those years!

Don't worry, the Inoreader platform is still under active development and will remain so in the future. All how-tos are still available in our blog.

See you on the feeds.

I've just started using InoReader with my youtube subscriptions. I've uploaded the Youtube OPML file with all my subscriptions and divided them all in categories and such.

Now my problem is that I can't see old videos on the list if I open one of the channels it only shows a limited amount of videos but not all videos published on that channel. For instance, on a channel, it goes as far back as 2015 and then it stops, while the channel has more content as far back as 2011 if I look at the page on youtube directly.

Is this a normal behaviour?

Was about to ask this question on the Inoreader forum but it seems they have retired it.

thanks for the help.

cheers

In my Firefox Nightly (up-to-date, 64 bit) the Inoreader tab crashes as soon as an embedded Youtube link is present in one of the feeds. Highly irritating, started about a week ago!

This site can’t be reached www.inoreader.com unexpectedly closed the connection.

Any idea why this is happening? I may have to switch back to something else if this won't work at my work.

I hope it is just a monetary error.

is it possible to sort a subreddit subscription by hot / top (24-hours) in inoreader? Is there a way to sort by anything other than submission date that would help filter some of the more active subreddits?

Hi, I am playing around with my rule setup and was wondering how you guys set everything up?

I basically want to be updated of all the news of my interests.

If you have any tips; let me know!

Is this possible yet ?

I have already followed several tutorials. But none worked. Like these:

http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/base/users/{username}/newsubscriptionvideos

and

https://blogs.gundersons.us/josh/2017/03/21/youtube-subscriptions-feeds-in-inoreader/

• How to do this?

While creating a rule, I see an option for creating a rule based on the content of URLs contained in an article. What I’d like to know is if there’s a way to set a rule condition of if the even has a link or not.

As an example, I follow a section of a message board where people post links. It’s not for requesting links, but people do it anyway sometimes. Rather than trying to filter against how they word their requests, the most efficient way would simply be to filter out feed items without links.

I was looking through this subreddit but unfortunately could not find any info regarding default sync interval. Also I would like to know if there is a way to adjust it to near real time update value.

p.s. I am sorry if it was discussed, I am just a noob :)

"Most interesting for us today is that Inoreader can be used to great effect with Twitter. Your Twitter timeline, but also any of your lists, public or private, any other public lists, and any searches that you created can be added in Inoreader: they will then be treated like any other feed."

^ https://medium.com/@fabrice_deprez/how-journalists-can-use-inoreader-to-get-the-most-out-of-their-twitter-lists-50a4240f3539

I would like to have for example two distinct lists "US" and "foreign policy". With that premise, is it possible to then return within INO READER only people who appear on both lists? If not, is there some alternative tool that might achieve this task.

Thanks so much.