Vienna, the RSS/Atom Reader
Aug/26/2006 06:30 Filed in: Applications
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I have tried various RSS readers on my previous
system, a Windows XP box, before without taking to
it. I just didn't find it any more convenient than
surfing the website myself.
Recently, however, I gave Vienna a try and am really enjoying it. Vienna is a freeware RSS/Atom reader for the Mac; and it is very nice and a delight to use.
I am finding that an RSS reader is a very efficient way to track blog type sites. My only wish is that there were a WinXP version of Vienna that I could run on my PC at work - AND have the two installed copies sync with each other so if an entry is read on one machine, it would also be marked as read on the other machine. Sort of like IMAP functionality for RSS readers. (If this is available somehow, please let me know.)
Recently, however, I gave Vienna a try and am really enjoying it. Vienna is a freeware RSS/Atom reader for the Mac; and it is very nice and a delight to use.
I am finding that an RSS reader is a very efficient way to track blog type sites. My only wish is that there were a WinXP version of Vienna that I could run on my PC at work - AND have the two installed copies sync with each other so if an entry is read on one machine, it would also be marked as read on the other machine. Sort of like IMAP functionality for RSS readers. (If this is available somehow, please let me know.)
Are you an RSS user? Let
us know your experiences and how you use it.
Thanks,
You can discuss this topic
here.
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