I never actually expected my rss reader to provide a place for viewing the content. I treat it as a notification service. There is usually enough info in the su

I never actually expected my rss reader to provide a place for viewing the content. I treat it as a notification service. There is usually enough info in the subject line for me to decide whether I want to open the notification in a browser or dismiss it as read. In addition to a few blogs, I use rss for news pages (including hacker news front page) and to get notified about new package releases in pypi and rubygems. For the package releases, I just mark them as read as soon as I upgrade my virtualenvs.