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Vienna 2.1 preview

by Scott McNulty (Jun 6th, 2006)

Some people have given us flack for focusing too much on one particular RSS reader, so I thought I would help the Vienna 2.1 preview. Vienna is a full featured open source RSS reader for OS X (and you know what means, it is free). 2.1 brings with it a host of new features including: A new ...

NetNewsWire 2.1b37

by Scott McNulty (May 3rd, 2006)

Another day, another beta of NetNewsWire hits the streets. The latest beta brings with it a French localization, as well as NewsGator syncing subscriptions via https (I wouldn't want anyone to nab my subscription list). It may also fix a crashing problem with favicons (but it might not, this ...

NetNewsWire 2.1b33

by Scott McNulty (Apr 25th, 2006)

Hot on the heels of NetNewsWire 2.1b32, Newsgator has released NetNewsWire 2.1b33 which crushes some syncing bugs, and some combine view bugs. It also fixes a problem where the demo would think that the trial period had expired (even when it hadn't). If you're a fan of NetNewsWire and beta software, ...

Endo

by Scott McNulty (Mar 7th, 2006)

From the makers of ecto, the blog editor, comes endo, an RSS reader. endo (the application begins with a lowercase 'e') takes a different approach to RSS reading than typical readers. It lists your subscription groups on the top toolbar, allowing you to quickly jump from group to group. Color also ...

Shrook 2.42

by Scott McNulty (Mar 3rd, 2006)

Whilst I am on the subject of updated newsreaders I should mention Shrook 2.42, that was just posted. Shrook is a fairly popular RSS reader that includes sycning between copies of Shrook and with Shrook.com, the reader's online component. What's new in 2.42? Well, the big news is that it is a ...

Your RSS subscriptions in your menu bar

by Dave Caolo (Jan 26th, 2006)

Here's a handy tool. RSS Menu by e dot studios lets you keep track of all of our RSS subscriptions right in the Finder's menu bar. Simply add your favorite feeds via the preferences menu and you're off. You can create groups, insert spacers, display the number of unread messages awaiting your eyes ...