Re: Feed readers - recommendations?

Billie Mandel:

> Something else?

Imagine that the visual design of this was better:

<http://www.netvibes.com&g
t;

Extremely flexible and, once set up, very useful.

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Ziya Oz wrote:
> <http://www.netvibes.com&g
t;
> 
> Extremely flexible and, once set up, very useful.

Seconded. I like it lots.

And it's on a "coriander" release. A step up from
the previous 
"cinnamon" release 

Mike
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I have to throw in my two cents for NetNewsWire Pro (I've
tried all  
the Mac options, but haven't looked into web-based ones). It
has the  
two features David M. mentioned he requires: you can mark
items  
unread and it syncs between computers, using NewsGator,
.Mac, or even  
FTP.  I think there's a shiny new version on the way, but
the current  
one is great.

-tony

On Apr 11, 2007, at 7:56 PM, Mike Brown wrote:

> Ziya Oz wrote:
>> <http://www.netvibes.com&g
t;
>>
>> Extremely flexible and, once set up, very useful.
>
> Seconded. I like it lots.
>
> And it's on a "coriander" release. A step up
from the previous
> "cinnamon" release 
>
> Mike
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I like Sage. It's an extension on Firefox. http://sage.mozdev.org/

-Adamya


On 4/12/07, Tony Thomson <tonykizmodesign.com> wrote:
>
> I have to throw in my two cents for NetNewsWire Pro
(I've tried all
> the Mac options, but haven't looked into web-based
ones). It has the
> two features David M. mentioned he requires: you can
mark items
> unread and it syncs between computers, using NewsGator,
.Mac, or even
> FTP.  I think there's a shiny new version on the way,
but the current
> one is great.
>
> -tony
>
> On Apr 11, 2007, at 7:56 PM, Mike Brown wrote:
>
> > Ziya Oz wrote:
> >> <http://www.netvibes.com&g
t;
> >>
> >> Extremely flexible and, once set up, very
useful.
> >
> > Seconded. I like it lots.
> >
> > And it's on a "coriander" release. A
step up from the previous
> > "cinnamon" release 
> >
> > Mike
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Vienna:
It's sad, but the NewsGator Outlook Plugin (see below) was
the only  
thing keeping my PC around besides Visio[*] as I couldn't
find an OSX  
based reader that let me delete items. That is - until I
found  
Vienna. Open source & featured filled - it can't hurt to
check it  
out. There's a few rough edges, but there's a pretty active
community  
working on it.
ht
tp://www.opencommunity.co.uk/vienna_features.php

Newsgator:
I had used the NewsGator plugin for Outlook for several
years. Each  
item/entry is treated much like an individual email, so in
addition  
to marking as Read/Unread/Flagged, you could also move &
delete  
items. Additionally, you could take advantage of Outlooks
search  
folders, which was nice for me as I have 400+ feeds -- only
10 or so  
that I read religiously.
http://w
ww.newsgator.com/ngs/Ad_Outlook.aspx

* That's a totally different thread, right?

Regards, Shep McKee

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I'm a HUGE fan of NewsFire (OSX).  Pretty much anything
David  
Watanabe puts out is quite worthy.

http://www.newsfirerss.co
m/

Roger

On Apr 12, 2007, at 12:22 PM, Tony Thomson wrote:

> I have to throw in my two cents for NetNewsWire Pro
(I've tried all
> the Mac options, but haven't looked into web-based
ones). It has the
> two features David M. mentioned he requires: you can
mark items
> unread and it syncs between computers, using NewsGator,
.Mac, or even
> FTP.  I think there's a shiny new version on the way,
but the current
> one is great.
>
> -tony
>
> On Apr 11, 2007, at 7:56 PM, Mike Brown wrote:
>
>> Ziya Oz wrote:
>>> <http://www.netvibes.com&g
t;
>>>
>>> Extremely flexible and, once set up, very
useful.
>>
>> Seconded. I like it lots.
>>
>> And it's on a "coriander" release. A step
up from the previous
>> "cinnamon" release 
>>
>> Mike
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For those of us stuck in the windows world, SharpReader 
(http://www.sharpreader.ne
t/) is a simple, but pretty decent freeware 
reader.

geoff

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