Most of you probably have other side interests being on the net besides the one that unites us on this board. I'm into gizmos/gadgets etc. After finding myself wasting more than an hour a day reading various tech sites, I've stumbled upon a great free tool called "FeedReader"
What is Feedreader?
Feedreader is a free lightweight aggregator that supports RSS and ATOM formats. It works under Windows 98 and later versions.
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? Powerful, yet simple
Feedreader's functionality is focused on the main task - reading and organizing RSS feeds and offering seamless user experience. At the same time it offers functions what you do not find in other RSS readers.
? Lightweight
One of the main goals of Feedreader architecture is to keep its footprint small. Say goodbye to bloat: installation file is under 3.5MB.
? Free
And we mean free, no caveats here. There are no spyware or adware packages installed inside Feedreader. Also there is an opensource package available for those who like to get source code and tweak it."
I'm not affiliated nor making money from this post, just a heads up for a great tool that can make your daily surfing easier. Plus, RSS is the future of the internet.
FeedReader.com
What is Feedreader?
Feedreader is a free lightweight aggregator that supports RSS and ATOM formats. It works under Windows 98 and later versions.
"
? Powerful, yet simple
Feedreader's functionality is focused on the main task - reading and organizing RSS feeds and offering seamless user experience. At the same time it offers functions what you do not find in other RSS readers.
? Lightweight
One of the main goals of Feedreader architecture is to keep its footprint small. Say goodbye to bloat: installation file is under 3.5MB.
? Free
And we mean free, no caveats here. There are no spyware or adware packages installed inside Feedreader. Also there is an opensource package available for those who like to get source code and tweak it."
I'm not affiliated nor making money from this post, just a heads up for a great tool that can make your daily surfing easier. Plus, RSS is the future of the internet.
FeedReader.com
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