Features Back to Homepage Feed Reader ¶ Supported feed formats: Atom 0.3/1.0, RSS 1.0/2.0, and JSON Feed 1.0/1.1. OPML file import/export and URL import.Supports multiple attachments (podcasts, videos, music, and images enclosures). Plays videos from YouTube directly inside Miniflux. Organizes articles using categories and bookmarks. Share individual articles publicly. Fetches website icons (favicons). Saves articles to third-party services. Provides full-text search (powered by Postgres). Available in 20 languages: Portuguese (Brazilian), Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Dutch, English (US), Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Taiwanese POJ, Ukrainian, Spanish, and Turkish. Privacy ¶ Removes pixel trackers. Strips tracking parameters from URLs (e.g., utm_source
, utm_medium
, utm_campaign
, fbclid
, etc.). Retrieves original links when feeds are sourced from FeedBurner. Opens external links with attributes rel="noopener noreferrer" referrerpolicy="no-referrer"
for improved security. Implements the HTTP header Referrer-Policy: no-referrer
to prevent referrer leakage. Provides a media proxy to avoid tracking and resolve mixed content warnings when using HTTPS. Plays YouTube videos via the privacy-focused domain youtube-nocookie.com
. Supports alternative YouTube video players such as Invidious . Blocks external JavaScript to prevent tracking and enhance security. Bot Protection Bypass Mechanisms ¶ Optionally disable HTTP/2 to mitigate fingerprinting. Allows configuration of a custom user agent. Supports adding custom cookies for specific use cases. Enables the use of proxies for enhanced privacy or bypassing restrictions. Content Manipulation ¶ Fetches the original article and extracts only the relevant content using a local Readability parser. Allows custom scraper rules based on CSS selectors. Supports custom rewriting rules for content manipulation. Provides a regex filter to include or exclude articles based on specific patterns. Optionally permits self-signed or invalid certificates (disabled by default). Scrapes YouTube’s website to retrieve video duration as read time or uses the YouTube API (disabled by default). User Interface ¶ Optimized stylesheet for readability. Responsive design that adapts seamlessly to desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Minimalistic and distraction-free user interface. No requirement to download an app from Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Can be added directly to the home screen for quick access. Supports a wide range of keyboard shortcuts for efficient navigation. Optional touch gesture support for navigation on mobile devices. Custom stylesheets and JavaScript to personalize the user interface to your preferences. Themes:Light (Sans-Serif) Light (Serif) Dark (Sans-Serif) Dark (Serif) System (Sans-Serif) – Automatically switches between Dark and Light themes based on system preferences. System (Serif) Integrations ¶ 25+ integrations with third-party services: Apprise , Betula , Cubox , Discord , Espial , Instapaper , LinkAce , Linkding , LinkWarden , Matrix , Notion , Ntfy , Nunux Keeper , Pinboard , Pocket , Pushover , RainDrop , Readeck , Readwise Reader , RssBridge , Shaarli , Shiori , Slack , Telegram , Wallabag , etc. Bookmarklet for subscribing to websites directly from any web browser. Webhooks for real-time notifications or custom integrations. Compatibility with existing mobile applications using the Fever or Google Reader API. REST API with client libraries available in Go and Python . Authentication¶ Local username and password. Passkeys (WebAuthn ). Google (OAuth2). Generic OpenID Connect. Reverse-Proxy authentication. Technical Stuff ¶ Self-hosted. Written in Go (Golang) . Single binary compiled statically without dependency. Works only with PostgreSQL . Does not use any ORM or any complicated frameworks. Uses modern vanilla JavaScript only when necessary. All static files are bundled into the application binary using the Go embed
package. Supports the Systemd sd_notify
protocol for process monitoring. Configures HTTPS automatically with Let’s Encrypt. Allows the use of custom SSL certificates. Supports HTTP/2 when TLS is enabled. Updates feeds in the background using an internal scheduler or a traditional cron job. Sanitizes external content before rendering it. Enforces a Content Security Policy that permits only application JavaScript and blocks inline scripts and styles. Uses native lazy loading for images and iframes. Compatible only with modern browsers. Adheres to the Twelve-Factor App methodology. Provides official Debian/RPM packages and pre-built binaries. Publishes a Docker image to Docker Hub, GitHub Registry, and Quay.io Registry, with ARM architecture support.