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features
tabbed browsing
reads RSS 1.0, 2.0, Atom, whatever
enclosure downloading
pure compiled C++, no .net poo
uses the rock-solid database engine sqlite
and the highly useful wasabi sdk
minimizes to the systray so it can continue to monitor news unobtrusively
tips
drag-and-drop RSS urls directly onto the application to subscribe (or choose Sources->Add source by URL...)
wheel-clicking on an article in the article list will open that article in a new tab
click the browse-forward button on your mouse (if it has one) on the
article list to move to the next unread article
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tuesday
| that was a hassle
I didn't really mean to spend all day on it, but now the Penny Arcade feed
parses. Sure, I could have emailed them about it, but that doesn't exactly scale.
Things:
HTTP Redirects are NOT supposed to be relative.
Please, escape or CDATA-enclose your HTML-laden <description> field.
So I guess U-0092 (’) is some kind of extra-purty apostrophe?
Build! 0.10. Wow, 10 builds already. The smiley button now lets you tag articles. Because um tags r neet. Someday there will be a UI to access your
taggery.
build: RSXE v0.10 (455kb)
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RSXE utilizes the CONSUME browsing metaphor. You have been warned.
it is pre-alpha
Yes, fresher than alpha, it's pre-alpha. That means it is a work in progress.
But it seems to work decently. I use it every day. You are welcome to use it
as well.
download
RSXE v0.12 (417kb)
(posted 17-jan-2006)
You can also optionally download and install the Mozilla browser control
if you would like your articles to render in Mozilla.
(Recommended)
Mozilla ActiveX control page
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