I self host Miniflux [1] and am really happy with it, although recently I have moved toward using Fraidycat [2]. I really like the way that Fraidycat groups things by author, whereas traditional RSS readers just give you a feed. This enables me to follow high-volume publishers (such as Marginal Revolution) without the anxiety of seeing the Unread count in my reader creep ever higher.
The only downside of Fraidycat for now is that you can only use it as a browser extension, so it doesn't work on mobile.
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I self host Miniflux [1] and am really happy with it, although recently I have moved toward using Fraidycat [2]. I really like the way that Fraidycat groups things by author, whereas traditional RSS readers just give you a feed. This enables me to follow high-volume publishers (such as Marginal Revolution) without the anxiety of seeing the Unread count in my reader creep ever higher.
The only downside of Fraidycat for now is that you can only use it as a browser extension, so it doesn't work on mobile.
[1]: https://miniflux.app/ [2]: https://fraidyc.at/
Firefox/Android accept all desktop extensions.
...and it's probably the most important reason I wont buy an iPhone.