Comments on: Desktop RSS Readers are good for offline reading–not yet dead http://khmerak.com/post/desktop-rss-readers-are-good-for-offline-reading-not-yet-dead/ beautiful inline Tue, 06 Jan 2009 18:26:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: twhman http://khmerak.com/post/desktop-rss-readers-are-good-for-offline-reading-not-yet-dead/#comment-82840 twhman Thu, 09 Aug 2007 22:47:49 +0000 http://khmerak.com/post/desktop-rss-readers-are-good-for-offline-reading-not-yet-dead/#comment-82840 I think most people use web-based readers now. Although web-based readers don't have significant advantage over desktop ones (when is the last time you need to read feeds across multiple computers), I think people use web-based solutions because it's just not cool to download things anymore. I use a reader called Spokeo (http://www.spokeo.com). Its main advantage is that it can let me subscribe non-RSS information, like my friends' Youtube favorites. Of course, I also think it looks the best, and honestly, I am tired of readers adding random features that no one uses at all. I think most people use web-based readers now. Although web-based readers don’t have significant advantage over desktop ones (when is the last time you need to read feeds across multiple computers), I think people use web-based solutions because it’s just not cool to download things anymore.

I use a reader called Spokeo (http://www.spokeo.com). Its main advantage is that it can let me subscribe non-RSS information, like my friends’ Youtube favorites. Of course, I also think it looks the best, and honestly, I am tired of readers adding random features that no one uses at all.

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