RSS

FeedDemon

5.0

FeedDemon on Windows OS serves for receiving and processing news from sites via RSS and XML technology. The program was created by Nick Bradbury. It will handle processing of a large news flow. There is a wide set of tools for individual settings for searching and reading news based on keywords. The program has a clear and convenient interface, while having broad functionality. With FeedDemon, you can create a favorite base of RSS feeds, it uses as an 'internal browser' — IE engine. The aggregator performs downloading

FeedReader

5.0

FeedReader on Windows serves to manage, receive and read news feeds in ATOM and RSS format. It is created by i-Systems Inc, an Estonian company. It has a multilingual interface. With the program, you can organize a favorite database of RSS feeds, perform search by topics and add tags. There is an Intelliupdate option that analyzes the update frequency of articles in individual feeds and then articles with that frequency are updated. The main task of the client is processing podcasts and news feeds. You can browse the news

BlogBridge

3.2

BlogBridge serves for quick search and real-time tracking of favorite blogs and websites; for users whose work is closely tied to processing and reading a huge volume of news. Here you can easily customize a panel for viewing multiple windows, organizing drop-down and exclusive widgets. Getting the latest news on all interests and trending topics, that's what you're looking for! BlogBridge was created for gourmets and true info junkies who want to be the best! BlogBridge

Omea Reader

5.0

Omea Reader – used for receiving and reading news feeds, email, NTTP news and Internet pager messages. The program has bookmark manager options. The received information can be organized according to different criteria. For example, by thematic folders of RSS streams, without limiting the number of nested folders. You can view unread news or those received over a certain period (yesterday, today, this week, last week, this month and last month). News are grouped separately, marked...