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Anyone who follows RSS closely has probably drooled over Apple's planned feed integration in Tiger, the next major version of Mac OS X. Today I discovered Feedview,
a handy Firefox extension that not only shows newsfeeds/blogs in a more
stylish way, but also basically apes this feature for us mere mortal
Windows users.
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When it comes to reading RSS news shouldn't people be able to choose the use model that fits their own workflow best?
You Subscribe: RSS is a news aggregator that works in Outlook. We just posted a new version here:
http://www.yousoftware.com/subscribe
It has eye pleasing design, supports search without leaving Outlook, supports enclosures for Podcasts.
We're asking for feedback. Thanks.
Posted by: Scott Niesen | Monday, February 28, 2005 at 04:14 PM