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What if my app isnât in the Share menu? The Micro.blog app will start a new post with a Markdown link, ready for you to share. With the Micro.blog app, itâs even easier to share and publish your thoughts. We love Micro.blog, a social network built on open web technologies, like RSS. You may want to share what youâve read â and your thoughts âÂ even wider. You can share to a wide variety of apps installed on your device. When youâre reading an interesting article, you may feel compelled to share it with a friend, to your blog, or to a social media account. Â Table of Contents Sharing to other apps Not only has it helped me organize the feeds I read, but I have also found quite a few new feeds as well.ĭo you use NetNewsWire to organize your RSS feeds or an alternative? Tell us about your favorite app for Mac, iPad, or iPhone.NetNewsWire 5 for iPhone and iPad Help: Sharing to other apps NetNewsWire 5 for iPhone and iPad Help If you have more subscriptions to blogs and news than you can read in a day, NetNewsWire is a handy application. NetNewsWire is a great choice for managing your blog reading habit on a Mac, but there are other options out there as well.

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The fact that NetNewsWire on the Mac is free and easy to use, makes it seem to me that the iPad app should be presented in the same way, simply because it offers less features than the full application. Because I use Google Reader regularly, I want to have access to it on all my devices, and NetNewsWire for iPad just doesn’t seem to have enough bang for the cost. While I do like the application and how it displays the feeds, it is a bit steep at $10 perhaps if the price were half that for the application that was delivered it would be a better fit (The app has an introductory price of $9.99, but will go up to $14.99 in July, according to NetNewsWire site.). The interface is much like Mail: the feed list is a drop-down from the top of the application. NetNewsWire’s iPad app, is not a bad app for getting your Google Reader feeds on the iPad. The iPad app is new, but there is no free version available. If you don’t want any ads, you can purchase NetNewsWire for the Mac for $14.99. NetNewswire for the Mac and iPhone is free and ad supported, but the ads are out of the way and not at all intrusive.

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NewsGator offers NetNewsWire as well as RSS clients for Windows and iPad. Sometimes I find a blog post I want to share or read later, clipping these items to a folder is a great way to keep content that is interesting or might be of use at a later time. Because the client downloads content, reading feeds without an Internet connection is a great thing. Because I can’t always get time to read the blogs I am interested in, using Google and NetNewsWire allows me to catch up on feeds when I have time. I tend to use the feed reader like a DVR for blogs.

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One of the best features of NetNewsWire is offline reading.

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Since Google does the aggregation of your feeds, the client software just has to connect to the service and download subscriptions. At first I wasn’t sure how this was a beneficial feature, however, being a user of many devices, I now see the benefit of using an intermediary like Google. Because many also use Google Reader to manage feeds, NetNewsWire syncs with your Google Reader account. In the options for the application, you can specify how many items should be downloaded. When you load the application, feeds you have subscribed to are updated with the latest posts. NetNewsWire interface (click thumbnail to enlarge)

Displaying the subscription list in the left pane, the items within the selected feed in the top portion of the right pane, and the feed details in the bottom of the right pane. NetNewsWire manages your subscriptions with an email-like style. This post will look at some of the features of NetNewsWire and its accompanying iPad application.

For the Mac, I have been using NetNewsWire to manage my rather overwhelming collection of feeds. There are many online aggregators or client applications you can use to manage your RSS feeds. Organize your feeds with the NetNewsWire app for Mac, iPhone, iPadĭerek Schauland finds that the free version of NetNewsWire works great for organizing his subscriptions on the Mac, but he's not too sure the price tag for the iPad is worth it.

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