Ziner - RSS Reader that believes in simplicity Reviews – Page 4
4/5 rating based on 57 reviews. Read all reviews for Ziner - RSS Reader that believes in simplicity for iPhone.
Ziner - RSS Reader that believes in simplicity is free iOS app published by 建寅 赵
Figuring it out
Dead Write
Interaction with this app doesn't seem obvious. I keep accidentally finding things I didn't know were there. But the more I use it, the better it gets. It has replaced Reeder on my devices. Agree with review that said the swipes from left side are erratic. Also note inconsistency between iPad & iPhone on swipe from right: in iPad, it marks the item as read, while in iPhone, it turns on readability. I prefer the former.
Ziner nice but needs a bug fix
Zerpineas
Ziner has a lot of promise, but a bug hinders it! Many articles have portions missing or blocked and there is no sense upgrading until that is fixed! I'd like to see the ability to select a particular feed as the default view instead of all as an option! I like the fact that you have a choice between list view and magazine view! I use it and others to replace Zite which Flipboard is letting decline! I don't use Flipboard because the flow is disjointed and screwed up from my perspective! I like a clean magazine view! That's why I rarely use pulse also! Fix Ziner developers!
Solid RSS triage/reader
QuarterSwede
Very nice list view with image previews. It's got a lot of options to change how it looks like an auto day/sunset/dark mode, moving image previews to the right, disabling list view, and using a larger format view. I also love that you can have readability on for an entire feed instead of having to manually turn it on for every feed like in Reeder 2. The only thing I don't like is that it sometimes doesn't use the natural iOS gestures and instead a little swipe to right will cause it jump back instead of smoothly following your finger like iOS does.
Very Good Apo
Samuel Abad
I would like a "search" in the App like you have in the favorites section.
Perfect RSS reader
letitbeman
I have tried many RSS apps and this one is my favorite. I love the gesture based navigation and the minimalistic design. It does almost everything you need. The only thing I miss is the ability to use tags in Feedly (but I use this so rarely that it's not worth having a different app that does). It even shows mouse over text from popular sites like xkcd. It's well worth paying for the pro version, especially now that it supports iOS 8 and the iPhone 6's.
The best just got better!
Neill Cohen
Display is now iPhone 6+ optimized. Graphics are stunning, with automatic display options. The developer is actively working on enhancements and responsive via Twitter. I discovered that a double-tap on an article headline will return me to the article list Would be helpful to include this in the directions that appear on the interface when installed.
Review by an actual user.
Wdav
No connection to developer at all... App is okay as is with a few exceptions: 1. While you can change the font in the summary display you can't change the excruciatingly small article font. For this reason alone I'm going to find another reader. 2. The UI needs tweaking to more easily select and control read, save, share, mark all etc. Right now it is like an Easter egg hunt to find any controls. Good start but needs polishing.