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RSSOwl - RSS ReaderSubmitted by Slythfox on March 20, 2006 - 8:32pm
After creating a portable Scribus based on someone else's code, I decided to try creating a portable app myself, doing the launcher coding myself. (I code with Autoit rather than NSIS) RSSOwl is an open source RSS Reader. Even though they provide a non-installer download, it still saves profile files on the computer itself. So, I've put together RSSOwl so that it does not do this. You can download it here: Tell me what you think. Tell me if you encounter any problems. (Most problems you encounter are probably RSSOwl bugs... so tell them) »
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uh-oh
It's Java based. Not good...
-Justin
That's certainly a problem,
That's certainly a problem, isn't it? I had completely spaced it out. At least it works when a computer does have java on it.
I created a page for this on the Quate Newsnet (It contains more information about it):
http://www.quate.net/newsnet/read.php?id=32
- Chris
www.quate.net, Portable Apps List
yea, but
It's still a cool program!
-Justin
another one
You can use this software. I personally consider it excellent! http://www.curiostudio.com
I prefer you to try this one
I prefer you to try this one Feedreader : http://www.feedreader.com/ !!!
I love this client. It has a portables version.)
Google Reader
I use google reader, which is a nice RSS reader by google that works in any browser. all you need is a google account, and if you use gmail, google calendar, you are already setup.
My Firefox Portable(or my home firefox) add RSS feeds right to google reader, and then I can view it from any computer, with any web browser. simple, clean, easy. I'd check it out.