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I've been using Inoreader for a good while now. It's everything I wanted Google Reader to become.
Web based, runs everywhere, there's a mobile app - supports keyboard shortcuts etc.
Does have free (ad supported) and subscription based models.
https://www.inoreader.com/pricing
I tried many alternatives (like feedly or theoldreader), self-hosted for a bit, and eventually ended up using inoreader. I've paid for it for years, but the ad-supported version is great.
It lets me do what I need on all my machines, regardless of OS. The app on both android and ios are solid. The web interface has keyboard shortcuts that make zipping through the feed a breeze. I can group sources together and view/manage them as a group (or individually). It is both feature-rich and simple.
The Old Reader would be my runner-up recommendation, but Inoreader is what I use.