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September 28, 2006
Google Reader Rocks
Sorry for the fan-boy headline, but the new Google Reader is great. It's long been my main mobile reader, but the mobile version has also long been much better than the non-mobile version.
No longer. The new version is great, with a practical interface, easier subscription editing, better viewing option (including a full headline feed), etc.
Caveats? The home screen is funky, and I wish the program defaulted on startup to the feed scanner, rather than the summary thing to which it currently loads. Not a big deal, but worth noting.
Overall, recommended.
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Bloglines still dominates, but for mobile and for ease of use in the full version.
Yes I agree with you, the new reader is very fun to work with. Taging content is my favorite feature of this reader.
Thank you for sharing this story with me !
Still no support for password-protected feeds.
Hallelujah, a "Mark all as read" button...
Agreed. I wish the per post tools (email, label, star, etc) were always visible, though. Minor quibbles.
It's definitely better, but I'm sticking with Netvibes, as I wrote here.