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Google Reader. Obviously easily integrates with the rest of the Google services, the emailing and sharing of articles couldn't be easier. I'm not sure if anyt
by ddw 15y ago
Google Reader. Obviously easily integrates with the rest of the Google services, the emailing and sharing of articles couldn't be easier. I'm not sure if anything could ever make me change.
I ported my Instapaper articles as a RSS feed, so if I want to read something later I'll do that through GReader. So if you could find a way to take out that step, although it isn't really a big deal.
Also on my phone I've accidentally hit "mark all as read" a few times, which is really frustrating when I've lost hundreds of items that I wanted to read. There's way to undo that, which is depressing.
Frankly I'm a little surprised that not everyone on here is using a RSS reader. It just seems like such an efficient way to get new content. So much of what I read now comes through it instead of typing in nytimes.com or something or using a bookmark, especially since I find myself on a lot of different computers.
I really hope RSS feeds never go away as they are so essential to me. But it's a thing that never really seemed to catch on with the non-geek public, even though it so obviously makes sense for everyone to use.