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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April 02, 2008 · version 1.14Feature Request
siu99ss2Awesome widget. Surprised and pleased by the number of options that are available. There is one request however, any chance of adding the option of including a seperator or category header (eg sports, computing, gaming, etc) just to help me organise the dozens of feeds i have now. Thanks
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April 07, 2008 · version 1.14Thanks for the suggestions
WidgetWorldsui99ss2: Thanks for the great feedback and the suggestion. It is something we are considering for a future release (grouping feeds by user category).
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April 10, 2008 · version 1.14Thanx 4 cool widget.. its a "Must have thing"
p a v a nThis is the best RSS feed i hav ever seen.. it has all necessary options.. must have widget
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April 13, 2008 · version 1.14AWESOME. one question though
kny33how do you open the side panel to read the feed like in the screenshot?? i cant figure it out!!! thanks
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April 14, 2008 · version 1.14
How to enable the pull-out tray
yyy3r@kny33: Make sure you are running version 1.25. Then open the widget preferences, go to appearance, and select the pull-out tray option for your descriptions. Then just click a headline or a feed name to open the tray. Click the headline again to open it in your web browser.
