Best System Utilities for JSON

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    Tiny Tiny RSS Reviews

    Tiny Tiny RSS

    Tiny Tiny RSS

    Free
    Tiny Tiny RSS, a web-based RSS/Atom reader and aggregator, is free and open-source software. Free software licensed under GNU GPLv3 and self-hosted. Control your own data to protect your privacy, instead of relying upon third-party services. Supports feed aggregation/syndication, keyboard shortcuts, and OPML import/export. Share stuff in multiple ways: export RSS feeds; plugins for social sites; sharing by URL etc. Sharing any content via ttRSS. Plugins and themes. Embedding full article contents via readability and plugins specific to sites. Deduplication, including perceptual isomorphism for images. Podcasts. Flexible article filtering. JSON API.
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    Reeder Reviews
    Reeder is a one-stop-shop for reading, watching and listening to content. Say goodbye to the unread count. Reeder syncs your timeline across all devices so you can pick up where you left off. You can turn any tag into an auto-updating public feed that you can view in any browser, or add to any RSS reader supporting JSON feeds. This makes it easy to share your curated material. Reeder supports much more than RSS feeds. It integrates videos and podcasts with social media posts to create a streamlined view. Reeder is not intended to replace full-featured apps, but it does offer a central way to track everything you follow. You can also open content in another app (if supported) if you want to dig deeper. Reeder's share extension allows you to easily save links from Safari and other apps to Reeder. This keeps everything organized and accessible.
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    Feeder Reviews

    Feeder

    Feeder

    $7.99 per month
    Keep up with the latest news that is relevant to you. Feeder is a news manager that tracks and organizes any online source of your choosing into a digestible reading experience. Feeder ensures that you only consume the content you care about. Feeder keeps you 100% up-to-date with the latest news in your industry. This includes competitors, trends and regulations, as well as social media. You can send information to the right people, create advanced workflows and be notified about important updates. You can easily digest important information. Customize to your needs and increase relevancy. Our browser extensions, online readers, and mobile feed readers allow you to manage news anywhere. Save hours every week by finding and following content. Add content sources to create your own customized news feed. We connect to virtually any source online, including blogs, news, weather and government databases. We also integrate RSS feeds from Mastodon, job boards, Mastodon newsletters, and other sources.
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    News Explorer Reviews

    News Explorer

    Betamagic

    $9.99 per month
    News Explorer was built exclusively for Apple's ecosystem. It synchronizes your news articles and subscriptions automatically across all of your Apple devices using iCloud. News Explorer's core business is easy and fast news reading. News Explorer has optimized every step and element to ensure that you are always up-to-date with the latest news. It's now easy to expand your news universe. You can add new feeds directly from your browser or by clicking an RSS URL. Or, you can use the powerful search feature. News Explorer syncs all of your Apple devices' RSS, JSON Atom, Mastodon, and folder setups, news items, statuses as read, and favorites. You will always see the same data across all your devices - whether it's an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, Mac or Apple TV. The synchronization is based upon iCloud. There is no need to sign up or log in to any other service. It works right out of the box.
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    Pinokio Reviews
    Many applications require you to open a terminal and enter commands. Not to mention dealing with complicated environments and installation options. Pinokio allows you to package all of this into a simple JSON-script that can be run with one click in a browser. It is not easy to run a server in a computer. You must open a terminal, run a number of commands and keep the terminal running to keep the server running.
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