ZebraFeeds is a web-based RSS/ATOM aggregator.
With ZebraFeeds, you can aggregate news from your subscribed newsfeeds into one or more pages.

ZebraFeeds can be integrated on your web site or your blog with minimal efforts and high level of customization. Check out the demo (link disabled after abuses) to have an idea of the possibilities.
You can also use ZebraFeeds as personal web-based news aggregator, with reasonably convenient user interface, inspired from what modern aggregators feature.
You have a personal web space ? Why not adding a news aggregator that allows you to read your news from any web browser, wherever you are connected? Demo! (link disabled after abuses).

See the features and the mini-FAQ

ZebraFeeds is based on zFeeder 1.6. ZebraFeeds is of course released under the GPL.

Follow ZebraFeeds news from the developer’s blog.

• February 22, 2007 ZebraFeeds 1.1
  

  Not only brings ZebraFeeds 1.1 new features (changelog), but it also corrects the known security problem.
  Features we can highlight:
  - Mark items as new
  - Better subscription management
  - A new fancy dynamic template

  Download ZebraFeeds 1.1 (package updated on 23 Feb 16:19, fixing last occurrence of exploit).

  Thanks to all who tested and helped solve the bugs before release.

• February 16, 2007 Security Patch on 1.0
  

  ZebraFeeds 1.0 and 1.1RC1 suffer from a security problem, that puts your site at risk. Several sites have been defaced so far.

  If you run ZebraFeeds 1.0, please apply the following patch as soon as possible.

  Download the Patch

  Installation instructions:
  Unzip and upload the files to your server, in the newsfeeds/includes directory, overwriting existing files.

  ZebraFeeds 1.1RC1 must be fixed manually, this is a simple one-line fix in 2 files.

  Please look at
  this forum thread that describes the security problem and the patch to apply.

  Sorry for the inconvenience.

  Many Thanks to Keith, StefanJ and Pierre for reporting on this issue

• January 23, 2007 ZebraFeeds 1.1 RC1
  

  Hi all!

  Just posted ZebraFeeds 1.1RC1 package, with plenty of goodies to try on:
  - template tag to mark items as new
  - better subscription management
  - user-defined news filtering function in manual mode
  - a new fancy dynamic template
  - and more!

  Unless anybody reports bugs on the forums, this will become the stable release in two weeks.

  Cheers.

The forums are open for discussions.

• Light-weight web-based feeds aggregator
• Uses only flat-text-files, and works without SQL database
• Supports ATOM/RSS/RDF feeds (through MagpieRSS)
• Output customizable by templates
• Administration interface (with cookie or server-based authentication)
• Share and republish feeds by RSS and Javascript
• Support for podcasting and videocasting (RSS enclosures)
• Supports refreshing feeds by scheduled task (cronjob)
• News sortable by channel or by date (with news selection options, based on date or keywords)

And also

• Optional AJAX-based dynamic browsing
• Internationalization support : multiple character encodings for output, configurable formatting of date/time data
• Installer script
• Manage several subscription lists
• Supports importing OPML subscriptions from other aggregators. 
• Stores feed configuration in OPML file for easy exporting to other aggregators
• User functions to finetune page integration
• See the Documentation for more details

Requirements

• PHP >= 4.2.0 on your web host - PHP5 supported - with libexpat (usually compiled by default), outbound connections to other sites MUST be allowed.
• a decent browser for advanced browsing features

Q: Why should I use ZebraFeeds instead of TinyRSS or Gregarius or Feed on Feeds?
A: ZebraFeeds is light, it doesn't need a database, and can be installed in a few minutes. No need for a cron job to fetch feeds. Allow to insert feed on your website. Can be installed on any php hosts with minimal system requirements.

Q: What are the main differences between ZebraFeeds and zFeeder?
A: You mean, apart from the great new features :) ?

• templates are not compatible (structure and tags). But turning a zFeeder template into a ZebraFeeds template is trivial. See the template reference in the documentation
• integration on web page is slightly different.
• no wap support.

Q: can you implement feature X or Y?
A: Suggest it in the forums. This is the place to discuss new features

Q: Can you update feeds with a scheduled task/cron job?
A: Yes, as of 0.2.1.

A buzzword for such a small list.
This section lists features I'd like to implement if I have time. It's updated as often as I get new ideas or a better view of what I'll be implementing next.
I plan to focus on the personal web aggregator aspects. In the short-term, I'm thinking about the following ideas:

• Keep track of seen/unseen items (DONE)
• Improve scalability
• ... submit yours in the forums

Still keeping it light and simple!

to send critics, thanks, suggestions, patches... For support matters, please use the Forums.
If you contribute to ZebraFeeds, which is always welcome, you'll be of course credited on this site.
Graphic design by  .
Thanks to Andrei, the original zFeeder author.
Thanks to Kellan for the excellent MagpieRSS.