On 2/1/06, Michael Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally I don't think the way IE7 (apparently), Firefox, or Safari
handle RSS feeds. How do they save you any time? You still have to check a
single RSS feed at a time.
Am I missing something?
Maybe, back when i used safari for rss, i'd
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 22:36:29 +0100, David Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi all. So I just downloaded the latest beta for IE7. I had a drink
handy so that I could easily recover from all of the HAH! FireFox
already does that! shouting I was going to do.
Reminds me of the HAH! Opera
looks a little like how safari does rss, except i like the use of
categories when there
David Meade wrote:
Hi all. So I just downloaded the latest beta for IE7. I had a drink
handy so that I could easily recover from all of the HAH! FireFox
already does that! shouting I was going to do.
As
i don't think safari recognizes categories yet
but it has a really cool slider for controlling length of visible post
all cool stuff, but i don't really do feeds much in my browser at this
time
i prefer aggregators like fireant and thunderbird
Arnr Snr wrote:
IE7 completely
Darn, another program to learn.Would you recommend a switch from Firefox to IE7?JoanOn 2/1/06, David Meade
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi all.So I just downloaded the latest beta for IE7.I had a drink
handy so that I could easily recover from all of the HAH! FireFoxalready does that! shouting I
Personally I don't think the way IE7 (apparently), Firefox, or Safari handle RSS feeds. How do they save you any time? You still have to check a single RSS feed at a time. To me the whole point of an aggregator like FireAnt, Mefeedia, Bloglines, NetNewsWire, etc, is that you can see all of your
soon enough, every browser will be its own text and rich media aggregator.but for now, you're right.On 1/31/06, Michael Verdi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally I don't think the way IE7 (apparently), Firefox, or Safari handle RSS feeds. How do they save you any time? You still have to
Not sure if its why they put it in, but I think the point is so you
can browse feeds as you find them, so to see what is included. With
the shear number of feeds available, it becomes painful to put them
into an aggregator just to see if they're worth keeping. So it is not
supposed to replace
