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Copy and paste each hyperlink into your RSS reader. Here is a list of RSS feeds, John sent me via LinkedIn email.ģ. (In this example, I am subscribing to all the RSS feeds from Jon Fricke's group on Trucking.) Create folder and subscribe to your feeds.

#NETNEWSWIRE FOR TRADING FREE#

Get a Free RSS Reader, I use NetNewsWire for Mac. (Click on the image to see a bigger picture.)Ģ. Go to manage and click on News Feeds, in blue. Collect your current feeds from your group. And, if you are are one of them, please read on and comment on my workaround. Some LI group owners, moderators and managers feel differently. 'If you want to promote dialogue and sharing, feed content is not the way to do it.' ' As Monica Wright aptly put it in her guest post nearly a year ago ( ), LI has decided that there is only way way to promote dialogue, the LI way. ' No further content will be pulled into groups via RSS after that date, and the News Feeds link in the left nav of the Manage tab will go away, as will the homepage toggle to show or hide RSS discussions.' There are no LI plans to allow a substitute for RSS. LI will stop supporting RSS feeds after March 15, 2013. It does have Delicious and Instapaper support though, which rocks.LI has announced that it will not allow group owners to deliver the News to their members using RSS feeds. Only gripe about NetNewsWire: it says “flagged” instead of “starred”, can’t we just use “starred” and keep it consistent? But worse, you can’t “share” things, which I l ike to do.

#NETNEWSWIRE FOR TRADING INSTALL#

I think you can just double-click it from the desktop, and assuming you have NetNewsWire installed it will install it as a theme. This removed a lot of junk from the end of a lot of feeds, including seeing a zillion “sharing” buttons or FeedBurner cruft.

Any images that are really small (under 30px in both height and width) or specifically related to FeedBurner are removed.

I can’t think of any real legitimate use for an iframe being in RSS. Google ads in feeds come across in iframes, so those are gone.

Embedded videos (or any embedded content from any source) is forced to be the same width as the line length.

Widows in post titles are prevented by inserting a non-breaking space between the last two words like this.

Images are forced to be block level and spaced out (some sites leave images inline with text and it causes weird layout issues over RSS).

Line length is fixed at a comfortable length.

jQuery is loaded into the theme, which is utilized a number of ways.

Source and other meta information are fixed above the title for similar reasons.

Title is big and fixed so you can’t forget what you are reading and are always close to a link to it’s real URL on the web.

The idea is to get out of the way and just make articles as readable and cruft-free as possible. Hey, it ain’t much, but that’s kind of the point.

It fixes a bunch of stuff I found annoying about feeds.

I’m also going to share it here in case anybody else is a NetNewsWire user and wants to try it, or have a base to play with their own. I probably went through 5 different ideas and I’m still not entirely satisfied with this, but I’m just gonna stop fiddling with it for a while and let it sink in.

So I set about trying to build my own theme. My favorite part is how it has a built in web browser, so switching over to read the article on the site is really quick and painless.

Not much to get in your way, but just about everything that you need. It has a really simple and easy interface. I have a friend who swears by NetNewsWire, so I’ve been using that. I figure why not use a dedicated app on the desktop too. On the iPhone I use dedicated apps for RSS reading (I like both Byline and Reeder). It happened to me so many times I just had to give up on the web Google Reader. Focus should not be ripped away from me for any reason at that point. I specifically skipped the article above and gave a new article focus. Step 2: Oh crap, where did the article go all the sudden? OH YEAH IT WAS PUSHED DOWN OUT OF SITE BECAUSE AN IN AN ARTICLE I ALREADY SKIPPED HAS NOW LOADED ABOVE IT.

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