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I use Google Reader (not a desktop app) personally, but in the past I've loved NetNewsWire and NewsFire. NetNewsWire is especially nice if you have multiple devices/platforms you want to read RSS on - its web service (also free) syncs your RSS subscriptions and read/unread statuses across all your devices. NewsFire, on the other hand, is extremely elegant.
You should give them both a try - what have you got to lose?
You should give them both a try - what have you got to lose?
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http://reader.google.com
http://www.newsgator.com/Individuals/NetNewsWire/
http://newsfirerss.com/
http://reader.google.com
http://www.newsgator.com/Individuals/NetNewsWire/
http://newsfirerss.com/
Voted as best: buddawiggi
I like Google Reader as an RSS reader. You can turn it into a desktop using Fluid:
http://fluidapp.com
http://fluidapp.com
For me the answer is VIENNA
http://www.vienna-rss.org/vienna2.php
It's a fully integrated Macosx apps ( the look&feel , smart folders etc etc.) , very easy for an occasional user.
But if you are a power user , you can automate some tasks with apple scripts or directly access to information via its database.
For large data management it's ideal !
Oh ... and it's free and open source !!
http://www.vienna-rss.org/vienna2.php
It's a fully integrated Macosx apps ( the look&feel , smart folders etc etc.) , very easy for an occasional user.
But if you are a power user , you can automate some tasks with apple scripts or directly access to information via its database.
For large data management it's ideal !
Oh ... and it's free and open source !!
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