postSaturday July 14 2007

FeedReader 3.10

post Posted By: User ImageBioTecK

Most blogs (like mine.. ;) ) and a lot of other websites have RSS feeds and when you want to know what’s going on you can subscribe to those RSS feed to stay updated! So you need a RSSReader. This is the part that Feedreader comes in the play.

Feedreader is a lightweight open-source aggregator that supports all major RSS/ATOM formats. It dynamically reads, collects, and organizes syndicated Web content, and seamlessly delivers it directly to user desktops. With Feedreader, you have instant, convenient access to the up-to-the-minute news you need, without information overload.

Here are some features of FeedReader 3.10:

  • Supports all major syndication formats: RSS 0.9, 0.91, 0.92, 1.00, 2.0 plus Dublin core and Slashback extensions
  • Pre-configured with hundred of quality feeds from leading syndicators such as NewsIsFree and Moreover
  • Alerts about incoming feeds on taskbar
  • Caches headlines for offline viewing
  • Supports proxies
  • Allows one-click subscription of Radio Userland and AmphetaDesk feeds
  • Search support
  • Multilanguage support
  • OPML import and export.

Publisher: FeedReader
OS: Windows ALL
Language: English, Dutch, Hungarian, German and more…
Licence: Freeware
Version: 3.10
Download size: 4,44 MB
Download FeedReader: Click…
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