Free RSS reader Vienna

Dig the built in Growl support. And the cool Icon :) It somehow feels more lightweight than NNW, more responsive, something. I like it. This may or may not be a bug, but I notice when you select a group and mark all as read, the article count doesn't reset until you click away from the group.

yay! thanks v muchly. hint for those moving from safari (like me): After setting this as your default reader, go to bookmarks view, right(or ctrl)-click on your feeds folder, and click 'open in tabs' and all your feeds will be imported automatically. After liberal use of the 'mark all feeds as read' item, you're ready to go!

Vienna is nice, but not for memory consumption. With the exact same set of RSS feeds, and after a few minutes of use, Vienna is now using more than 40 MB of memory on my iMac, while NNW is still at 17 MB. I guess there are a few memory leaks in here. But it's a nice app nonetheless, the smart folders are extremely useful.

You know what else Vienna has that NNW doesn't? Try selecting multiple articles to mark as flagged/unflagged or read/unread. Also, try making a smart subscription which uses date comparisons. Last I checked, NNW doesn't have either of these features, and I've been wanting them for a long, long time.

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR! THANK YOU!

NNW may have -- for the moments -- some advantages on Vienna, but remember that it is open source which his a remarquable plus. Futhermore, Vienna is free and compared with the free version of NNW it holds up very well (search engine, tab navigation, and a brilliant and helpful designer). I'm using it since septembre 15th and I'm not looking back to NNWlite.

I've been using Vienna for about 3 months now. Obviously I like it. :) It has some room for improvement but the author has been doing releases fairly frequently, which is nice to see.

I'm a recent convert to NetNewsWire having given up on Bloglines; the killer feature for me is the ability to sync subscriptions between multiple machines using .Mac or FTP. BTW NetNewsWire is only missing the "Today's Articles" folder - it already has "New Items" and "Flagged Items" subscriptions; you just have to turn them on from the View menu.

Nice. Thank you. I think the date issues are not Vienna's, but rather the RSS publisher's. I've noticed in many RSS readers that if the Date is not properly set, it will just be replaced with the "first download" time. Alex