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minus-square@maeries@feddit.delinkfedilink2•7 months agoThat’s the advantage of solutions like antenna pod. There just isn’t any platform that could be shut down
minus-squareSamXavialinkfedilink1•7 months agoI’ll keep that in mind and check it out. Hopefully the developers can create something for PC / Web as it would be great to keep on listening on my PC when working.
minus-square@ericjmorey@programming.devOPlinkfedilink1•7 months agoSome other commenters have mentioned Podverse as an alternative.
minus-squareSamXavialinkfedilink2•7 months agoThank you, I will try both out and see what one is better in the long run.
That’s the advantage of solutions like antenna pod. There just isn’t any platform that could be shut down
I’ll keep that in mind and check it out. Hopefully the developers can create something for PC / Web as it would be great to keep on listening on my PC when working.
Some other commenters have mentioned Podverse as an alternative.
Thank you, I will try both out and see what one is better in the long run.