RSS Reader Software

Harvey

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Hello all,

Just trying to join the year 2006 with everyone else and start using an RSS reader to keep up with the blogs I read.

I found http://feeds.reddit.com and it looks decent and free...

Are thre any other free alternatives you guys would recommend?

Open to suggestions! Thanks!

- Harvey
 
The site you've mentioned is not an RSS reader application, but rather an online service for the same task. I suggest you look at NewsFire and NetNewsWire (full and light version) for starters. There are a couple of others (free as well as shareware), but I've personally found NetNewsWire (the full version) to be what I _really_ want in a newsreader, because it integrates WebKit very nicely.
 
I second NetNewsWire, and it also comes with a free year of newsgator service when you buy it so you can check you feeds over the web from other machines. Excellent software.
 
Wow. I agree. Vienna is very clean. And it being free: Good, good, good. :) (I think I just might ditch NNW for this. I actually despise the NewsGator stuff...)
 
Yeah, I remember being very happy when I found Vienna. I had been using NNW Lite, but there was something about it that really irked me. Does it require clicking a button to update the feeds, instead of doing so on a schedule? (I wish Vienna's schedule were customizable, especially on a per feed basis...)

I added the Feed Your Reader extension to Firefox to enable those orange RSS icons in the URL bar to feed Vienna instead of Firefox's Live Bookmarks. http://projects.koziarski.net/fyr/ The extension doesn't appear to be in addons.mozilla.org anymore. Hmmm?
 
Thanks for the info guys, Vienna sounds really interesting! I'm going to give it a try. Let me know if anyone has any more suggestions!
 
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