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Our Comments

Review by FileBEAST's Dr Norris:

If you are using either Outlook or Thunderbird (like 99% of the
internet community uses) then Feedreader is at once rendered useless.
Both these fantastic email readers have built in RSS readers. Even
Google Reader trumps this. Sure, it is simple to setup and run but to
have another application on your system that does the function that
Outlook already provides, seems slightly foolhardy. The less
applications the better. Feedreader is not an essential download, but
for those interested it performs its job well enough to warrant a
download for the five or so users without Outlook.

Publishers Description

Feedreader is a lightweight open-source aggregator that supports RSS and ATOM formats. It works under Windows 95 and later versions.

Features

* Supports all major syndication formats: RSS 0.9, 0.91, 0.92, 1.00, 2.0 plus Dublin core and Slashback extensions
* Pre-configured with hundred of quality feeds from leading syndicators such as NewsIsFree and Moreover
* Alerts about incoming feeds on taskbar
* Caches headlines for offline viewing
* Supports proxies
* Allows one-click subscription of Radio Userland and AmphetaDesk feeds
* Search support
* Multilanguage support
* New in version 2.6: OPML import and export.