“I’ve been using it for the past several hours, and I can confirm that it’s the perfect desktop companion to on the go RSS-ing — I’m never popping open Google Reader in a browser ever again,” Mortensen reports. “It’s very clean, evoking the look of the iPhone and iPad versions, but with an interface well-suited to the comfy confines of OS X.”
Mortensen reports, “This is a knock-out, one of the most delightful Mac apps I’ve tried in awhile. Can’t wait until it gets a bit more seasoning.”
Full article, with screenshot, here.
More info and download link for Reeder for Mac 1.0 Draft 1 here.
Were getting there…
RSS is so yersteryear
I love it. It has replaced Gruml and the Safari plugin to read my Google Reader feeds.
RSS isn’t yesteryear at all…….
What’s wrong with news.google.com that you need to go to an RSS feed?
If Anti-RSS meant RSS is so yesteryear, then I agree.
@DLMeyer,
That’s like comparing a BMW to a pencil.
RSS serves a variety of purposes as a format and has little to do in ways of comparison to news.google.com.
RSS would be great if only more sites fully supported it. Being able to quickly read articles in plain text is for me by far, the best feature. Looking forward to the day when MDN gets around to implementing it.
What has changed with the text on your web pages? It seems less clear than it was before.