Which RSS Reader should I use with Windows 7 and IE10


  1. KCav
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    Which RSS Reader should I use with Windows 7 and IE10


    I want to subscribe to RSS feeds. I think I want to download them to my desktop. Should I use FeedDemon? What RSS reader are you using?
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  3. lolorama
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    Hi. I think better way is web-based RSS reader such as feedly.com / ReadGab.com / digg.com/reader. They gives you a lot of features such as synchronization between devices (feedly), built in article expand (ReadGab), discussions and so on..
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  4. KCav
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    Quote - Hi. I think better way is web-based RSS reader ... they gives you a lot of features such as synchronization between devices.

    I like having easy accessibility from anywhere at anytime, and synchronization gives you that but in addition I like having control over my data. I have gone back to using Outlook because I can work offline. Yesterday I discovered Outlook has a feature for displaying RSS feeds in one place. You click on Data File, RSS Feeds, and so does IE; you click on the View tab, then Explorer bar, Feeds. Why do I need a RSS reader?
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