#Rss feed reader mozilla how to#

If you're still dabbling with RSS feeds or use them only occasionally, IE7 has the right solution. If you're a confirmed RSS user who already uses an external program or service, you may find that you like Firefox better. (Not for your author, however, who prefers FeedDemon.) It is a sophisticated and very well integrated Bayesian. Furthermore, it lets you handle mail efficiently and with style, and Thunderbird filters away junk mail too. It offers a pretty and streamlined interface to a very powerful email package. Whereas Live Bookmarks is a placeholder for something better, IE7's feed-reading tools attempt to be your main RSS reader - and for many people, they'll be enough. Mozilla Thunderbird 91 is a fully featured, very functional, secure email client and RSS feed reader. In addition, with IE7 you can sort that long feed of entries by date, title, author and so on, plus you can filter by category. That's very cumbersome, and not a useful way for people to work with RSS. Firefox's Live Bookmarks creates a separate bookmark for each story offered by the feed. When you need to get the news fast, Simple RSS gets you there faster.With only a few clicks you get your favorite news. More important, IE7 is using its feed viewer to render subscribed feeds so that you see headlines, links and descriptions for each feed. The notion of saving feeds as bookmarks is not as clear-cut as it may seem. Instant Messaging and Chat As of Thunderbird 52.

#Rss feed reader mozilla how to#

People new to Live Bookmarks sometimes have a disconnect at this point. An introduction to RSS feeds, and instructions on how to use them in Thunderbird. If you opt to subscribe to an RSS feed using Firefox's Live Bookmarks feature, you're left to your own devices as to where you store them in Bookmarks. On the other hand, at least IE7 has a Feeds area of its sidebar panel that it defaults to. Taking a page from the Feedview extension, Firefox 2 can interpret RSS and XML streams in human-readable form (Click to see larger view)