At the top of the context menu, just below the RSS feed management button (you can hide it);
Below on the left are folders (categories) and RSS feed sources;
On the right are the headings of articles (news, entries), just below the entry itself;
There is a setting for switching the interface type to normal, wide and mixed;
Support for full-screen mode, as well as reducing/increasing the font.
Features software
Supports the most common RSS and Atom formats;
You can create folders and news boxes for easier navigation;
You can select a feed source:
Planet,
BlogRoll,
OPML,
Reedah,
Tiny Tiny RSS,
TheOldReader;
Support for importing and exporting feeds in OPML format;
Allows you to configure the update period for each subscription;
There is a search for all feeds; Integration with bookmark services (i.e. you can create a bookmark for the service you selected);
There is a built-in browser with a small set of settings, and the news can also be opened in an external browser;
You can change the font size;
Proxy support;
It is possible to switch “read status” or “importance” for each entry”;
Liferea allows you to configure the update interval (period) for each subscription, set storage rules (save nothing or all, or a certain amount), as well as other settings;
Privacy settings: tell the sites that I don’t want to be tracked;
Plugin support:
Bold unread messages,
Title bar: the style of GNOME software,
Media player,
Notifications,
Integration with the system tray and others;
The software can work offline.
Screenshots Software
Installation
The software Liferea is available for installation on Linux.
Installation method
OS
PPA
Ubuntu* 18.04/19.04/20.04, Linux Mint 18/19, Debian
Deb
Ubuntu* 20.04/22.04, Linux Mint 18/19, Debian
RPM
openSUSE, Rosa Linux, Mageia, ALT Linux, Fedora, CentOS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and others
Software Center
Appstream support
Snap
Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Debian, Arch Linux, Fedora, CentOS, KDE Neon, openSUSE, elementary OS, Manjaro, Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Flatpak
Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Debian, Arch Linux, Fedora, CentOS, KDE Neon, openSUSE, elementary OS, Manjaro, Red Hat Enterprise Linux