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Snarfer: Easy to use RSS reader for Windows
by Brad Linder Jul 14th 2008 at 12:00PM
You can easily arrange items by subject, date, or source. Clicking on the date tab gives you a Google Reader-like "river of news" where you see each item in chronological order, rather than by source. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a way to save this view, so you'll have to click "date" each time you select a folder you prefer a river-style view.
The program does a great job of importing feeds from OPML files. We were able to import over 400 subscriptions in a matter of seconds, and it only took a few minutes for Snarfer to grab updates from each feed.
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Haris said 3:23PM on 7-14-2008
I have used Snarfer before, but due to a few crashing issues I started using FeedReader instead. It once erased all my feed data after crashing. FeedReader is much better than Snarfer.
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Lanooz said 4:47PM on 7-14-2008
It seems that they're using IE browser for news view and we cannot change this. That's the only problem.
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spuri said 10:46AM on 7-15-2008
forget it until it is not portable... remind me if it is so ;)
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