Re: [videoblogging] RSS in IE7

Tue, 31 Jan 2006 18:39:46 -0800

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 subscriptions at once. If I switch over to Netnewswire right now, I see that roughly half of the 75 or so feeds I have in there have updates. Now I know which ones I don't have to even bother looking at.

Am I missing something?

-Verdi

On 1/31/06, Pete Prodoehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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.
[snip]
>
> Anyway I REALLY liked the RSS filtering/sorting thing and wanted to
> share, but I was rather concerned that IE7 completely ignored the XML
> style sheet that should have been applied to the feed.

The bigger problem, for myself anyway, is that IE7 completely ignores
any platform that is not Windows, and since I don't use Windows, I guess
I should just ignore IE7. :(

Back around 2000 or so IE5/Mac was a decent browser, but I guess
Microsoft has no interest in other platforms anymore.


Pete

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