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![]() SharpReader - RSS News Feed Reader Heinz Tschabitscher Related Guide PicksTop Windows RSS feed readersTop free Windows RSS feed readers SharpReader 0.9.7.0 - RSS News Feed ReaderGuide Rating - ![]() The Bottom LineSharpReader is a great RSS feed reader that knows how to organize news and blogs in their logical order to make following them easy. Virtual folders and advanced searches would be logical next steps. Pros
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Guide Review - SharpReader 0.9.7.0 - RSS News Feed ReaderI've always thought of blogs being a bit like mailing lists.
SharpReader thinks so, too. It detects relations between articles (including Feedster search results) and threads them the way you know it from your email client. This great feature is another good reason why it makes more sense to post a reply to a blog posting not as a comment, but on your own blog. SharpReader is not just for an organized display of blogs, though, it is a great and well-done all-around RSS feed reader. You can subscribe by dropping the [XML] link, organize feeds in folders, and SharpReader can expunge old news automatically. When news come in, useful balloon pop-up windows let you know (and can be disabled for every feed individually). While SharpReader lets you flag news items (and then filter your news by flag), there's no way to make the flags, which are just numbers, easily distinguishable. Advanced filters and virtual folders that automatically collect related articles could be the logical next step in SharpReader's evolution. Related Guide PicksTop Windows RSS feed readersTop free Windows RSS feed readers |
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