www.google.com/reader
I was worried, whether I would ever be able to save my feed subscription list from Google Reader.
And yes, I am able to do that.
Settings > Import/Export > Export your subscriptions as an OPML file.
I did hack OPML files in the past, so that looks quite viable.
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Friday, October 14, 2011
Friday, January 18, 2008
my favourite RSS reader: SAGE within Firefox
I remember, I haven't told you yet, how I read my RSS subscriptions.
I am using SAGE.
It has an XML based exchange format called OPML, which is actually just a format for listing outlines of books, articles, whatever, and apart from the SAGE aspect: I love to edit OPML in emacs's nxml mode. Let me know, if you are interested in the RELAX NG grammar, that I created for that purpose.
The major advantage of being integrated into a web browser is, that the RSS subscriptions come as a standardlive bookmark tree
and URLs are opened nicely in web browser tabs.
Of course, all the articles you already visited are displayed no longer in bold,
so you won't revisit them unknowingly.
It has an XML based exchange format called OPML, which is actually just a format for listing outlines of books, articles, whatever, and apart from the SAGE aspect: I love to edit OPML in emacs's nxml mode. Let me know, if you are interested in the RELAX NG grammar, that I created for that purpose.
The major advantage of being integrated into a web browser is, that the RSS subscriptions come as a standard
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