Hi guys,
Since Onfolio keeps crashing my IE 7, I'm in the search for a similar RSS Feed Reader.
I love Onfolio because is simple and has enought good features but is unusable after 3-4 minutes of use, popping a "Buffer Overflow" message (actually my antivirus does).
Any suggestions?
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ubercoder
Hakuna Matata
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littleguru
<3 Seattle
*cough* here *cough* (sorry have a little bit the flu)
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ubercoder
Hakuna Matata
Copy from that post:
"Anyone wanna gimme a windows mobile phone for me to try it on?
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ubercoder
Hakuna Matata
Nobody reads RSS in this forum?
I know Channel9 is good but....8-) -
I use sharpreader at the moment. Even though I haven't used any other free readers I'd have trouble describing it as 'the best'. 'just adequate' would be better, but it does the job.
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ubercoder
Hakuna Matata
The feature I liked the most in Onfolio is the "Reading List" where you select articles for a later reading.
After you read the article you just remove it from the list.
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I've been using Google Reader (http://reader.google.com) for probably 6 months now and have been extremely pleased. I use to use Bloglines and I like Google Reader much more.
Reader also supports Staring articles that you want to read later. It puts them in a special Starred Items list and when you're done reading it you can just remove the star. You can also create a Shared Feeds list and then give your friends the RSS to that so you can share all your favorite articles with them. Pretty kool stuff. -
Simple Answer
.. Office 2007 with Outlooks Built in RSS Feed Reader. -
Best RSS reader IMO
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michaelkenward
metermade
digiduck wrote:I've been using Google Reader (http://reader.google.com) for probably 6 months now and have been extremely pleased. I use to use Bloglines and I like Google Reader much more.
Reader also supports Staring articles that you want to read later. It puts them in a special Starred Items list and when you're done reading it you can just remove the star. You can also create a Shared Feeds list and then give your friends the RSS to that so you can share all your favorite articles with them. Pretty kool stuff.
I too have started to migrate things from Onfolio to Google Reader.
A good way to save stuff for future reference is, if you don't want it local, to "searchle" links with tags.
Searchles | MK's posts
They've just changed the thing to allow private groups. I wouldn't use it for senstive stuff, but as a quick on the fly archive with tags it works fine.
MK
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michaelkenward
metermade
k00k wrote:Simple Answer
.. Office 2007 with Outlooks Built in RSS Feed Reader.
How does that qualify as "free"?
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DCMonkey
What?!?
I've found the RSS reader built into IE7 to be adequate for my needs.
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Sven Groot
Don't worry... I'm a doctor.
I used to use RSS Bandit (which is a great piece of software) but since I only really follow a few feeds and want to be able to do so from any computer, I've pretty much switched to live.com.
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