Comments on: Desktop Based vs Web Based RSS Readers http://www.recompiled.org/random/desktop-based-vs-web-based-rss-readers Ramblings and other crap by Joe Eversole Sat, 01 Oct 2011 20:20:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Recompiledhttp://www.recompiled.org/random/desktop-based-vs-web-based-rss-readers/comment-page-1#comment-29 Recompiled Wed, 22 Mar 2006 19:25:01 +0000 http://wp-dev.recompiled.org/2006/03/11/desktop-based-vs-web-based-rss-readers/#comment-29 <p><strong>Ask and Ye Shall Receive: NetNewsWire syncs with NewsGator</strong></p> <p>Just last week, I was writing about how there were no good Mac RSS readers that really synchronized with a web based aggregator. 6 days later, a new beta version of NetNewsWire was released that added synchronization between it and...</p> Ask and Ye Shall Receive: NetNewsWire syncs with NewsGator

Just last week, I was writing about how there were no good Mac RSS readers that really synchronized with a web based aggregator. 6 days later, a new beta version of NetNewsWire was released that added synchronization between it and…

]]> By: Avi Flaxhttp://www.recompiled.org/random/desktop-based-vs-web-based-rss-readers/comment-page-1#comment-28 Avi Flax Thu, 16 Mar 2006 07:18:19 +0000 http://wp-dev.recompiled.org/2006/03/11/desktop-based-vs-web-based-rss-readers/#comment-28 I'm used to use Bloglines, but switched to some desktop readers (NetNewsWire Lite, Vienna) after I got tired of their interface. I really enjoyed the desktop feed reading experience, but missed the convenience of my feed status info being accessible anywhere. Now, I've got the best of both worlds in Feedlounge - a web based app with a cutting edge "desktop-like" interface. It's worth checking out: <a href="http://www.feedlounge.com/" rel="nofollow">http://www.feedlounge.com/</a> I’m used to use Bloglines, but switched to some desktop readers (NetNewsWire Lite, Vienna) after I got tired of their interface. I really enjoyed the desktop feed reading experience, but missed the convenience of my feed status info being accessible anywhere. Now, I’ve got the best of both worlds in Feedlounge – a web based app with a cutting edge “desktop-like” interface. It’s worth checking out: http://www.feedlounge.com/

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