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# I love Reeder despite this persistent niggle
- URL: https://werd.io/i-love-reeder-despite-this-persistent-niggle/
- Published: 2024-08-24T17:09:07.000Z
- Updated: 2025-06-14T19:22:58.000Z
- Author: Ben Werdmuller
- Tags: #Import 2025-06-11 21:47, Asides

I love hanging out in [Reeder](https://reeder.app). I subscribe to thousands of feeds, and it handles them well for me. But it does make it hard for me to prune them once I’m subscribed.

I found myself looking at this screen this afternoon:

![Reeder](https://old.werd.io/file/66ca139217582a96ea09f052/thumb.png)

And I thought to myself: you know what? I don’t need to be subscribed to Axios. This isn’t the kind of article I’m looking to consume on a regular basis.

So, uh, how do I unsubscribe from it?

There’s nothing here that allows me to unsubscribe from the feed while I’m looking at this post. There’s *also* nothing that tells me which folder it’s in, so I can go looking for the feed and unsubscribe it there. I’m actually not really sure where I filed it. And I can’t search for feeds by name. Sure, I could have a better, more organized system, but really, I could use more help.

This contextual menu also doesn’t help me:

![](https://old.werd.io/file/66ca13a438445f814f0f4842)

So until I go through my subscriptions folder by folder, I’m stuck reading pieces about the Harris campaign mocking Trump, which, to be honest, I really don’t care about.

Regardless, it’s my favorite feed reader. But I come up against this issue surprisingly regularly.