Saturday August 16, 2003
I've recently come to accept the fact that I need an RSS Reader for Windows. I use NetNewsWire for the Mac and it's one of the best things since sliced bread. For Windows, I'm currently evaluating FeedReader and FeedDemon. FeedDemon is written by Nick Bradbury, the creator of TopStyle and HomeSite - my two favorite Windows apps.
I tell you what - if Nick would create OS X versions of these TopStyle and HomeSite - I'd buy a G5 and get rid of Windows. I doubt that'll ever happen though. FeedReader is great with the tray icon and update notifications. FeedDemon has a "synchronize with OPML" that looks awesome, unfortunately, it doesn't work with my blogroll.
My favorite features of an RSS Reader? I've listed them below and if my readers support them. NNW = NetNewsWire, FD = FeedDemon, FR = FeedReader.
- Drag-n-drop URLs from a browser window to the reader (NNW)
- Ability to import my Blogroll from Blogroll.com (none)
- Weblog posting/editing (NNW)
- Retrieval of full post rather than description (NNW, FD)
If you can think of more cool reader features - let me know! There might be some I don't even know about.
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at Aug 16 2003, 11:57:24 AM MDT
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