Skunkos wrote:Hello, I am developer of RSS Guard.Īs for writting to registry. Since it is open-source, multi-platform and portable it can be a good choice for a RSS reader. RSS Guard is a new and not very popular RSS reader but it works well (very stable and light) and is very easy to use. newspaper view (featuring 'solarized' skin) an article in internal browser with some specific 'Hyperlink' menus (featuring 'solarized' skin)
settings panel (featuring 'solarized' skin) an article opened in RSS Guard internal browser with some specific 'Image' menus (featuring 'blau' skin) RSS Guard main window (featuring 'blau' skin) I have taken some screen-shots of RSS Guard: It is frequently updated and its developer- Martin Rotter, is helpful and open to suggestions. RSS Guard is very easy to use and is truly portable. It is written in C++ and is significantly lighter in resources than RSSOwl and QuiteRSS. Currently it is available in 6 languages (Czech, Dutch, English, French, German and Italian). All panels/menus can be shown/hidden via hot-keys, there is also full-screen view and newspaper view. RSS Guard offers customizable short-keys and skins. Deleted articles go to recycle bin from where they can be either deleted permanently or restored. The articles can be opened either inside RSS Guard in its own tabbed internal browser or in an external browser (the default browser or a custom one). It has a built-in browser therefore it does not depend on Internet Explorer. The feeds can be organized in categories (folders). It can fetch metadata and the feeds can be auto-updated at user-defined intervals. It can import feeds from OPML files and export feeds to OPML files.
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It is open-source, multi-platform (works on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and OS/2), portable, light, feature-rich, customizable and has a clean, skinnable and tabbed interface.
I discovered a new portable RSS reader- RSS Guard.
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