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rOb
Freeware RSS-Newsreader?
Any recommendations?
Thank you.
rOb
Any recommendations?
Thank you.
rOb
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burnr
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rOb
burnr said:
Thanks. I prefer it to FeedReader, but it's a bit of a memory hog,
even when minimised.
rOb
B
burnr
Humm, hadn't noticed. I have plenty ram so never bother checking. I just
checked and my system reports 11.7k mem when in use.
I only load it to check the reads and then close it anyway though. I try
to keep running apps. to a minimum
A couple other good ones I've used in the past..
Klipfolio
http://www.serence.com/site.php?action=ser_products,klipfolio
Super Simple RSS
http://hunterdavis.com/ssrss.html
No idea the mem use on these either though.
HTH
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burnr
Super Simple RSS
http://hunterdavis.com/ssrss.html
Oops, sorry rOb this is not a reader but a tool to create RSS feeds. I'm
not fully awake yet lol.
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Bryan Kirk
B
Barney
Sauce Reader by far. You can create folders and put the feeds in the
specific folders, as one of the many features. The newest is very fast.
C
Ceg
nntp//rss...read your rss feeds in any standard news client
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Madagaskar Joe
Ceg said:
Nonsense! A usenet reader uses NNTP to connect to Usenet Servers and
is not related at all to a RSS Reader.
Madagaskar Joe
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Ceg
Madagaskar Joe said:
i use it all the time...works great... http://www.methodize.org/nntprss/
rss feeds show up like newsgroups
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Ray
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n e a d
Testing this out now. I second the motion. Very cool indeed. Thanks Ceg!
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flatrabbit
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rOb
flatrabbit said:
Thanks. It refused to load my OPML file. I've tried about every
freeware RSS reader (I think) and the least imperfect is Abilon imho,
but that has not been updated for a while. Thanks for hat one 'burnr'.
All have shortcomings. Most are memory hogs.
http://www.abilon.org/
rOb
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T0M
Ceg a écrit:
Do you know a webpage where it will be able to find a kind of list of
RSS links, something like:
RSS link - short description of what you'lle be able to read using this
rss
tnx in advance
T0M
Do you know a webpage where it will be able to find a kind of list of
RSS links, something like:
RSS link - short description of what you'lle be able to read using this
rss
tnx in advance
T0M
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Ceg
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T0M
Ceg a écrit:
tnx very much I will try this link.
T0M
tnx very much I will try this link.
T0M