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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February 06, 2008 · version 1.14WidgetWorld
CowboyWhy do you rate your own widget with 5 stars everytime you post a comment? Why don't you just let the community rate it? No big deal I guess. Just thought it was a little strange and I felt like commenting on it.
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February 06, 2008 · version 1.14Mark as read
MartinYep, got that already and it works great, but it's when I don't have time to go to each news item and read it, I just would like to be able to remove an item at a time quickly.
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February 04, 2008 · version 1.14Mark as read icon exists
WidgetWorldThe little checkmark (the most right icon on the right pane) makes the current feed items as all read.
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February 04, 2008 · version 1.14
Almost perfect
MartinThis is very neat, functional and good looking - how often does that happen?
The only thing I do miss from my old reader is to have an icon against each item to mark it as read. Sorting through a list first thing monday morning to remove the stuff I'm not interested in is kind of slow right-click, find menu item ... repeat etc etc
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February 03, 2008 · version 1.14
Does not cycle through feeds
WidgetWorldAt this time, NewsStand does not automatically cycle through feeds. Instead, we have a "View All Feeds" option which enables you to see the data from all the feeds into one combined view.
