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Use in your Browser on any Computer, Laptop or Phone
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There is no need to download an App.
Simply Bookmark this Page, or select "Add to Desktop" from your
Browser's Menu.
No matter which Device you're using.
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Free
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The Basic Version of BlueSoybean is free.
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Scroll and skim through a lot of Articles super fast
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With BlueSoybean no matter to how many Feeds you are Subscribed, you can always
go through your
new Articles super fast.
Just Scroll down and we mark the articles you pass as seen. When you find
an Article
you want read, just click and it will open in a new Tab.
When you get back to BlueSoybean, all the
articles you
haven't seen yet, will be there for you.
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Keyboard Shortcuts help you be more efficient yet.
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When you are using a Device with keyboard, we have keyboard shortcuts for
you:
k or ↑ select the previous Article.
j or ↓ select the next Article.
o or → open selected Article in new Tab.
r reload your Newsfeed
e adds the selected Article to your Recommendations Feed.
t opens the Tag Area of the selected Article.
s opens the sharing area of the selected Article.
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Organise and easily find again interesting articles using Tags.
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By assigning Tags to Articles you find, you can organise your Articles.
You
can even Turn your
tags into new RSS-Feeds other BlueSoybean- and RSS-Users can Subscribe to!
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Share your Tags and Recommendations
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From each Articles share area, you can share Articles directly to Facebook, Whatsapp,
Xing,
Telegram and LinkedIn.
By Using the "Recommend" Button, you add an Article to your
recommendation RSS-Feed, which
can be subscribed to by other BlueSoybean Users (search for an E-Mail Address when adding new Sources) and any
other RSS-Feed user.
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