Cool! It would be excellent if even the actual RSS feeds would be rendered in Firefox ( instead of IE, which it still is), meaning that my extensions (ie. Great! Thanks for the tip! Looks like it now I can easily check my Bloglines account and view everything in GreatNews. search news item doesn't work? (strg+h) rudimentary connection settings (no proxy support, no way to control amount of max connections or time-out values) doesn't support unrecognized feed encodings doesn't filter potentially dangerous html tags? (java scripts, etc.) doesn't support more complex style sheets (XSL) doesn't allow to specify feed-individual update intervals stops on invalid feeds instead of giving the user the option to ignore error

doesn't support 304 conditional-gets (BAD!) News watches (lightning fast!) - also colors keywords automatically RSS links can open in external browser such as Firefox displays errors while downloading feeds (marking them red)

uses SQLite database instead of flat files (which is the main reason for speed) Unlike FeedDemon, which becomes more unusable the more feeds you add, the amount of feeds leaves GreatNews totally unimpressed! Here are my first findings:

Excellent find, Colin! I already installed it and loaded my OPML list (500+ channels) into it.

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