RSS reader

[Lius]

any suggestions?
running Sharp reader and it is much too slow

tia

 

[Max M.Wachtel III]

any suggestions?
running Sharp reader and it is much too slow

tia

Thunderbird(that's what I use),Firefox,
Blog Express(you need .NET to use)
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[Mike Andrade]

any suggestions?
running Sharp reader and it is much too slow

http://www.charlwood.com/tristana/reader/

 

[Lius]

http://www.charlwood.com/tristana/reader/

thanks
it does loads faster but only thing is I cannot see the properties of the
feed that I subscribed

 

[Mike Andrade]

thanks
it does loads faster but only thing is I cannot see the properties
of the feed that I subscribed

What properties do you wish to see?

 

[Remove Underscores]

any suggestions?
running Sharp reader and it is much too slow

Not sure what problems you're having, but Sauce Reader is the best that I've
found so far.
http://www.synop.com/Products/SauceReader/Download/

 

[Paul Urquhart]

any suggestions?
running Sharp reader and it is much too slow

tia

The web-based RSS readers are worth a look too, for example

http://www.bloglines.com/

 

[Tim Weaver]

The web-based RSS readers are worth a look too, for example

http://www.bloglines.com/

Abilon is good for me. Small, fast, built-in blog support if you're into
that stuff.

http://www.abilon.org/

 

[Ninou]

any suggestions?
running Sharp reader and it is much too slow

tia

RSS xpress
http://rssxpress.free.fr/en/

 

[Mike Mills]

I like Abilon, it lets you use your default browser , not the IE one.

It does not require the .net proprietary software to run.

Testing Tristana, but Abilon seems better so far. Any opinions?

 

[Mike Andrade]

http://www.synop.com/Products/SauceReader/Download/

Any program that requires you to install the .net framework is
automagically disqualified as "the best."

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[Mike Andrade]

Abilon is good for me. Small, fast, built-in blog support if
you're into that stuff.

http://www.abilon.org/

Good reader.

 

[Mike Andrade]

Le Tue, 21 Dec 2004 08:30:55 +0700, "Lius" <[email protected]> a écrit:
RSS xpress
http://rssxpress.free.fr/en/

Requires .net framework = sux.

 

[Mike Andrade]

I like Abilon, it lets you use your default browser , not the IE one.

It does not require the .net proprietary software to run.

Testing Tristana, but Abilon seems better so far. Any opinions?

Abilon would be my preferred reader if it weren't for Tristana's feed
search feature and speed.

 

[nead]

any suggestions?
running Sharp reader and it is much too slow

tia

Although I use Abilon, FeedReader has a nice clean interface and has worked
well for me. http://www.feedreader.com

 

[Lius]

What properties do you wish to see?

the urls of the feeds

 

[Mike Andrade]

the urls of the feeds

You mean the ones that appear in the /address bar/ whenever you click
on "read more?"