NewsStand
by WidgetWorld
NewsStand is your personal multi-feed RSS news reader delivering you customized content right to the desktop. It allows you to scan and view a variety of feed headlines and launch the article in your web browser to review the complete article.
NewsStand supports all the standard feed formats and presents your custom news sources in an attractive and easy to use format. You can customize the color and skin type, use or hide the custom tooltips, resize the Widget and even hide the feed pane (amo… More
NewsStand supports all the standard feed formats and presents your custom news sources in an attractive and easy to use format. You can customize the color and skin type, use or hide the custom tooltips, resize the Widget and even hide the feed pane (amo… More
Current Version: 1.25
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January 12, 2008 · version 1.14Best multifeed newsreader by far
ickledenMost functional one and looks great too - my only niggle about not being able to re-order the list now fixed with this latest update. This widget is the only reason why I even have Yahoo Widgets installed! Nice work
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December 29, 2007 · version 1.14
Simply Awesome
cj_spcThe Title says it all. Finally someone has thought about it from a user standpoint.
Great Widget.
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January 11, 2008 · version 1.14One of my must haves...
MichaelThis widget is an excellent RSS consolidation widget. It's found it's way into my daily usage and I can't thank the author enough for writing it. Fantastic interface, easy to use, very intuitive (especially impressive was the reordering of RSS feeds on the left panel via drag-and-drop)
Awesome job!
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November 16, 2007 · version 1.14 --I forgot the little missing feature to make this THE rss reader: the hability to re organize the feeds by dragging them up or donw the list in the left panel (or at lesat by clicking an up or down arrow).
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January 07, 2008 · version 1.14Impressive, Most Impressive.
metacognatedSomething Widget World didn't point out about the 'delete and redownload' method is that you feeds are not forgotten. So don't worry about having to redo dozens of feeds just to update.
Or at least thats how it worked for me, I suppose it could very well be different for other users.
