Since the creation of the RSS format in 1999, there has been a dedicated user base for the format, and as a result a wide variety of programs to choose from, for PC, Mac, and Mobile devices alike.

News reading became a daily activity for the latest news lovers. “ Rich Site Summary” in short RSS provides an easy way of following latest happenings around the world. Today, we have many websites to follow, each and every website has their own niche and offering the latest news or guides to their audience.

For Mac, we have a number of Feed Readers available in Mac App Store. Here is a list of some the of the best feed readers for Mac. Best Feed Readers For Mac 1.

Monotony works with your Mac notification center. Whenever a new update is available from your subscribed feed it automatically notifies in Notification center.

It checks your feeds list every minute. Whenever a new update of feed available It pop-up with the title and description of the new post. To read a complete post in your web browser, just click on the notification. It can work with Growl. It is not a complete replacement of your Reader but it is a good app to intimate your new feeds list. Favoriteer Favoriteer is a basic RSS app that works only for subscribing feeds individually.

It is a free app available in Mac App Store. It runs in the Mac Menu Bar as floating windows and fades out when it isn’t in focus. The latest items appear with ads, you can change the language by going to the General tab in Preferences. It is a good option for basic feed readers. RSS Master RSS Master sports a simple and intuitive user interface with a customizable toolbar. It comes with a few feeds built in, but you can remove them if you like. It has built-in tabbed browser and sync with Google Reader.

You can easily share articles on Twitter, Buffer, Evernote, Instapaper, Facebook, Pocket and Delicious. To share on social networking sites you will have to sign in to that network in the app’s own browser. Importing is very easy just import feeds from an XML file, Go to the app File menu and select ‘Import Subscriptions’. Select the XML file and RSS Master will add all your subscriptions. The settings panel have options like time interval to check new feeds, default RSS Reader and startup options.

I read a lot of blogs for my business for research such as marketing tips, product releases new, etc. I've always tried to figure out the best way to keep up with the multiple sites and either just browse the sites or use services such as Twitter or Email Newsletters I've talked to PC users and many of them suggested using RSS Feeds and I recently got Pulse for both my iPad and iPhone and it's been wonderful. I like the design and how it works but the only problem is a limit of 20 feeds. This covers many of the feeds but not quite all that I want to subscribe to. What is a good option for using on the Mac?

For web browsing I use Firefox, Safari, and Chrome and for email Thunderbird. If I'm correct these offer options for RSS feeds.

How do these compare to other feed readers for the Mac. Are web based/cloud versions better? I've heard of options such as Google Reader.

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