If you enjoy reading information from various websites and blogs online, you can customize and streamline your entire reading experience with an online RSS reader. When you subscribe to the RSS feeds of the sites you read, the reader automatically retrieves recently updated posts from those sites. This saves you the time and energy of visiting each site separately.

Feedly is probably the most popular reader in use, and offers a beautiful reading experience (with images) for more than just RSS subscriptions. You can also use it to track your YouTube channel subscriptions, get keyword notifications from Google Alerts, create collections to make long information easier to digest, and use it to access your company’s private business portals.

NewsBlur is another popular RSS reader that brings you articles from your favorite websites while preserving the style of the original site. Easily organize your stories with categories and tags, hide stories you don’t like, and highlight stories you do like. You can also check out some third-party apps that NewsBlur integrates with for more versatility.

If you’re pressed for time and need a reader built for quickly scanning and consuming information, Inoreader is worth checking out. The mobile apps are designed with visual appeal in mind, so you don’t waste your time reading too much text. You can also use Inoreader to track specific keywords, save web pages for later, and subscribe to social feeds.