The official one is always down and is inaccessible on the web.

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    I’d also be interested in switching. I even thought about hosting it myself but it’s kind of a lot of work and I shifted to only using AntennaPod on one phone for podcasts so I wouldn’t get much out of it. I still like to have the list of podcasts I subscribe to backed up on gpodder so when I switch phones I don’t need to import/export anything.

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      1 year ago

      @jeena yea, I’m using AntennaPod myself and I used it since the website was still available. I’d like to sync the podcast on desktop as well, but there’s nothing I can use to sync it with (okay, there is the option to use Nextcloud, but I have no self-hosted instance)

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        What do you use on the desktop to listen to podcasts which is compatible with gpodder? My biggest problem is that even if gpodder syncs the list of podcasts I’m subscribed to, it doesn’t sync listened/not listened nor timestamp for listening now or anything like that.

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          @jeena I used gPodder (Yes, it’s an app as well). But I didn’t really check the sync capabilities, apart from the played/unplayed episodes and syncing subscriptions. I also tend to listen to each episode from start to end, so syncing timestamps or something wasn’t really a priority for me.

          The website was also great because you could choose which podcast to sync where.