Topic: What tool do you use to organize your favorite websites.... (Read 736 times)
i use txt files
my fav RSS reader NetNewsWire
right now +_ 1300 URLs feeds inside
right now +_ 1300 URLs feeds inside
Google reader is being phased out? or you talking about the homepage rss feed?
ya excatly.
FYI, "ya exactly" is not a good answer to a question that gives two options that aren't "yes" or "no."
iGoogle is going byebye. Had me worried. I use Google Reader extensively.
You can just switch to Google reader (https://www.google.com/reader/), the import/export features are easy to use.
Alternatively, there are a number of Open Source RSS readers, many of which are cross platform. None of them are as good, IMO, as Reader.
lol fair enough . Yes, meant iGoogle is going bye bye. I'll check out the google reader one.
Google reader is being phased out? or you talking about the homepage rss feed?
ya excatly.
FYI, "ya exactly" is not a good answer to a question that gives two options that aren't "yes" or "no."
iGoogle is going byebye. Had me worried. I use Google Reader extensively.
You can just switch to Google reader (https://www.google.com/reader/), the import/export features are easy to use.
Alternatively, there are a number of Open Source RSS readers, many of which are cross platform. None of them are as good, IMO, as Reader.
I used google's rss feed page thing but now that is going away what do you use I need to find a replacement?
I use Firefox's Live Bookmarks via a subscribe button next to my search bar and a scrolling RSS ticker at the bottom of the page, scrolling all my news across the bottom of my screen in a random order.
If you use Chrome, I previously used this app.
If you use IE, may I suggest... Oh I don't know... Not?
Google reader is being phased out? or you talking about the homepage rss feed?
ya excatly.
I used google's rss feed page thing but now that is going away what do you use I need to find a replacement?
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