@LeviKornelsen I use theoldreader.com - It's free (but with ads), though there is a paid version as well. I've found it a good RSS reader for the past several years.
@LeviKornelsen I've never used an RSS because I don't know what it is. I've only seen it brought up by folks that assume previous familiarity. (I had the same problem with Banksy: I saw a sudden glut of articles about Banksy that all assumed readers already knew all about Banksy so no context was ever provided about who or what Banksy was and why it was newsworthy that there was a new bit of graffiti.)
@LeviKornelsen dunno if you are on MacOS or iOS but @NetNewsWire from @brentsimmons has been my trusted feed reader software for a long time. The syncing works flawlessly and has good organizational concepts if you follow quite a few feeds, etc.
There was a period a several years ago where I used https://www.newsblur.com for about 2 or 3 years and honestly, that was great too. No experience with the Android client but the Web and iOS clients were excellent.
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