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It's a pretty app that looks like it's taken a lot of design inspiration from Google Reader. Which is a good thing, I think they nailed it in terms of UI. That
by wonnage 15y ago
It's a pretty app that looks like it's taken a lot of design inspiration from Google Reader. Which is a good thing, I think they nailed it in terms of UI.
That said, I was really hoping you'd have your own sharing mechanism. The major thing Google Reader lost in the transition was the ability to share and comment in a unified manner - having to go to Twitter or Facebook to read comments on something you shared elsewhere is a pain.
Also, doesn't look like there's any tracking of read/unread items.
- MichaelGlass 15y agoGoogle reader user. Agreed: If someone could restore the features google reader killed, I would start using their product immediately. Specifically: sharing, comments, bookmarklet for non-rss content. Float (float.com) has an interesting idea of removing everything except content from facebook/twitter/etc, which I like, but they are still missing a usable webapp and the aforementioned features.