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I very much love RSS/Atom/Syndication feeds, but I prefer them outside the context of the browser window. Mozilla Thunderbird is actually a very good RSS reader as well as an email client. I also like FeedDemon
I’ve used Firefox right on through 3 different operating systems. I’m experimenting, this week, with Safari — because I want to try all the goodies in Tiger — and folks say the RSS Feed set-up in here is a delight.
Don’t know. RSS Feeds are yet another part of cyberlife I’ve avoided, so far. Like Chat. My brain is too eclectic, I guess. But, who knows? I may like it — if I ever get round to trying it.
The live feed link is good, but my preference is the Sage “extension” which searches the page for feed links and ads to a navigation bar (easily opened and closed) on the left.
Like Ed, I have yet to use RRS feeds. I also do not see the need for them.
I enjoy John’s Blog, yet I don’t consider it important enough to be updated at all times. And to tell the truth, I cannot think of any subject that I would need to constantly be updated on. If I have the time after I’ve done what I wanted to do, I go to my favorite sites. I don’t make anything on the web SO important that I go there first.
To those that use and enjoy RRS, please continue to enjoy.