Alternatives to ReactFlux
A self-hostable web reading interface for Miniflux, built with React. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
ReactFlux
A self-hostable web reading interface for Miniflux, built with React.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as ReactFlux.
Nextflux
A web-based reading interface for Miniflux, built with React and Vite, that you host yourself.
Nextflux is another self-hosted Miniflux web interface built with React and Vite, with Docker and Compose files and no license file shown.
Miniflux
A deliberately minimal feed reader: one Go binary, a PostgreSQL database, and no options you do not need.
Miniflux's own built-in web interface ships with the Apache-2.0 server and is plain by design, so no extra front end needs deploying.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
Capy Reader
A small open-source Android RSS reader for local feeds or Feedbin, Miniflux and FreshRSS accounts.
nom
A terminal RSS feed reader with a simple TUI, Vim-style keys and Markdown-styled articles.
FeedFlow
A minimal RSS reader that shows your feeds in publication order on mobile and desktop.
FreshRSS
A self-hosted feed reader that is light enough to run on a cheap shared host and still handles hundreds of feeds.
RSS Guard
A desktop feed reader that also logs into Feedly, Inoreader and self-hosted readers, and plays podcasts.
Fluent Reader
A desktop RSS reader with a Fluent Design interface that works locally or syncs with Inoreader, Feedbin, Fever and Google Reader API services.
