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Why not both? I would prefer to have my emails and feeds in one place, just no status updates.
by kkarimi 11y ago
Why not both? I would prefer to have my emails and feeds in one place, just no status updates.
- mrec 11y agoWhat's stopping you? No reason a mail client can't do RSS as well, is there? (I'm pretty sure some do, or at least did.)
- DiabloD3 11y agoSome do/did, indeed. I personally prefer Feedly, though.
- Tideflat 11y agoThunderbird supports RSS feed support, though they are kept separate from e-mail, somewhat.
- MagnumOpus 11y agoEvery good mail client does RSS, including T-bird and Outlook - but they don't sync subscriptions and read/unread posts to the cloud, so most power users prefer a Google Reader clone.
- themodelplumber 11y agoWhat you need is Microsoft Outlook. Nirvana
- knight17 11y agoHow is RSS support in Outlook?
- Gracana 11y agoI didn't know it supported RSS, so I tried it. Seems nice enough: https://imgur.com/NdqMcbx https://imgur.com/NdqMcbx
- wyclif 11y agoThat toolbar tho. Ugh. I assumed he was talking about Outlook.com, not Outlook 2013.
- knight17 11y agoRibbon is collapsible in all Microsoft applications: Ctrl+F1 or click on the ^ in the right most part of the ribbon.
- knight17 11y agoDoes the search folders work for RSS feeds too?
- Gracana 11y agoIt does. The RSS feed items are treated like emails, so you can choose a feed folder or multiple folders and set up whatever search parameters you want. I set one up to show all articles posted by "ris," and it worked as you'd expect.