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A look at some free RSS readersA look at some free RSS readersPosted Jan 1, 2011 9:30 UTC (Sat) by pheldens (guest, #19366)Parent article: A look at some free RSS readers
I was always using liferea until it became a khtml bloatfest and hard to compile. (always a good indicator to stop using a project)
I'm now using the seamonkey builtin reader to fullest satisfaction.
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A look at some free RSS readers Posted Jan 1, 2011 14:29 UTC (Sat) by tomtervo (subscriber, #33398) [Link]
Since when liferea is linked against khtml?
A look at some free RSS readers Posted Jan 1, 2011 19:00 UTC (Sat) by The_Barbarian (subscriber, #48152) [Link]
It isn't, it is linked against Webkit, as are most Gnome HTML-parsing apps these days.
A look at some free RSS readers Posted Jan 1, 2011 20:01 UTC (Sat) by jospoortvliet (subscriber, #33164) [Link]
I don't really see the negative in that. I actually want my feed reader to fetch the full website/page/blog instead of showing the feed content. And I like integration of content like video or text files or whatever to work properly... eg I loved when I clicked a link to a source code file in a blog and it opened in a tab, fully syntax-highlighted ;-)
Or clicking a video link and having it open in a tab & play with the embedded player-of-choice. Etc.
Keeps my desktop from having a mess of windows open... Focus, focus ;-)
A look at some free RSS readers Posted Jan 2, 2011 21:38 UTC (Sun) by drag (subscriber, #31333) [Link]
It is certainly much better then the Mozilla-based renderer that Liferea used previously... which is vastly preferable to the GTKHTML or whatever that was a earlier failed fork of KHTML.
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