Photon is an RSS/Atom reader with the focus on speed, usability, and a bit of UNIX philosophy. With the current state of rss readers, which are archaic, or use electron for rendering, photon wants to bring a "fresh look" within terminal, with pictures! Features default keybindings Can be found in the man pages man photon card view Always one card is highlighted, we call it selectedCard. To navigate to other card you can use h,j,k,l (which means: left, down, up, right). p will play the media link o will open the card's link in the default web browser (or default application). yy - copy card link to clipboard yi - copy the card image Card media/link/image can be downloaded. All downloads are saved automatically to the default downloads folder $HOME/Downloads. This can be changed with the --download-dir argument. dm - download media dl - download link content di - download image Any keybinding can be prepended with a numeric value, like in vim. So you can type 10j and the selectedCard will move 10 rows down. search Searching is done with pressing / and then typing the query. photon will filter the visible cards by finding the query in either the card's title, description, feed's title. article view By pressing ENTER, photon will show the article view, where it scraps the card's link and extracts the title, top image and main text content. The article view also has three modes: ARTICLE - shows the screpped article content DESCRIPTION - shows the item.Description CONTENT - shows the item.Content Article view in DESCRIPTION or CONTENT mode, can use a external tool to render the text. By default w3m is used, but can be changed with the --article-renderer argument, or PHOTON_ARTICLE_RENDERER environment variable.