Recommendations for a RSS Client/Aggregator?

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I've started looking into using an RSS Client, but there's a bewildering
array of stuff on the web if you're not sure where to start.

So I thought I'd ask for recommendations here.

Preferably, the optimal client would fit these criteria:

* W2K compatible
* NO .Net Framework requirement
* Easy addition of feeds
* Parse output to the default browser (optimal)
* Or use a tree-based view if the above isn't available
* Freeware, of course :)

So, am I just being too picky, or does such a beast exist?

Thanks for any suggestions,
 
sethra said:
I've started looking into using an RSS Client, but there's a bewildering
array of stuff on the web if you're not sure where to start.

So I thought I'd ask for recommendations here.

Preferably, the optimal client would fit these criteria:

* W2K compatible
* NO .Net Framework requirement
* Easy addition of feeds
* Parse output to the default browser (optimal)
* Or use a tree-based view if the above isn't available
* Freeware, of course :)

So, am I just being too picky, or does such a beast exist?

Thanks for any suggestions,
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Well, I don't know if it has *all* of the features you describe there,
but I do like KlipFolio
(http://www.serence.com/site.php?action=ser_products,prod_klipfolio).
I know that it has a "generic RSS feed" plugin, and many of the more
popular feeds are already implemented as separate Klips. Hope this
helps!

Clint Olson
co-n-co at mochamail dot com
 
* W2K compatible
* NO .Net Framework requirement
* Easy addition of feeds
* Parse output to the default browser (optimal)
* Or use a tree-based view if the above isn't available
* Freeware, of course :)
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I am not sure what you mean by parse output to the default browser.
Amphetadesk opens in your browser and shows the results in the browser.

http://www.disobey.com/amphetadesk/

The amphetaoutlines plugin lets it rival Sharpreader.
 
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