Gruml is also quite a new app that has gotten a lot of popularity. Unlike Reeder, Gruml trades simplicity for functionality. This is much more of a conventional RSS reader, and while it’s still pretty to look at, you’ll have plenty of different features vying for your visual attention.
This app has support for most social networks, notes, liked items, comments and much, much more.
2.Reeder for Mac
Reeder for Mac has been getting a lot of praise lately for bringing the experience of iOS apps to the Mac platform. Everything about it seems very simple and pretty, and it surely won’t take you more than a few minutes to figure out how it works. This app is also available on the iPad and iPhone version.
3.Vienna
Vienna is another popular open-source app similar to Gruml and NetNewsWire, both in features and looks. It is a bit simpler than those two, since it manages to keep a clean, clutter-free interface while still giving you most of the features that those readers offer.
4. NetNewsWire
NetNewsWire is one of the most popular RSS readers available for Mac, and has been a long-standing player in this market. this app also has support for tabs and other useful features like social network integration.
5.Socialite
Socialite is the one app in this roundup that doesn’t quite fill the spot of an “RSS reader”. It’s mainly a “social network aggregator”, which means that it allows you to see all of your social networks in one simple place where you can interact with them.
It works with Facebook, Twitter, Digg, Flickr, and of course, Google Reader. And this app has most of the features that you would expect from any stand-alone RSS reader app.
