Comments on: Feed Reader Search Topic Wavelength http://www.jaygilmore.ca/blog/feed-reader-search-topic-wavelength/ Tactics, Strategies and Ideas For Small Business From Someone in Small Business Sat, 31 Jul 2010 21:08:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Jules http://www.jaygilmore.ca/blog/feed-reader-search-topic-wavelength/#comment-736 Jules Mon, 02 Oct 2006 14:19:51 +0000 http://www.jaygilmore.ca/blog/feed-reader-search-topic-wavelength/#comment-736 How does Firefox 2 fit into your reading methods? Apparently it will have a new reader interface. I haven't read anything about Thunderbird and when (or wheither) it is being upgraded to 2.0 so your comments on either of these would be interesting. How does Firefox 2 fit into your reading methods? Apparently it will have a new reader interface. I haven’t read anything about Thunderbird and when (or wheither) it is being upgraded to 2.0 so your comments on either of these would be interesting.

]]> By: jay http://www.jaygilmore.ca/blog/feed-reader-search-topic-wavelength/#comment-737 jay Mon, 02 Oct 2006 15:05:00 +0000 http://www.jaygilmore.ca/blog/feed-reader-search-topic-wavelength/#comment-737 Jules, I haven't looked into this at all as I have really found that FeedReader seems to have fit all of what I want out of a feedreader. In addition, I don't or won't be migrating to FF2.0 for a while as I require many of the extensions that rely on the current 1.5X base. I would hope that TBird will have some added functionality over the next while but I don't think I will ever put news back into an email client again. The main feature I wan't to see in TBird is outgoing mail filtration. I like to place emails relating to subject directories in their corresponding directories instead of leaving them in the Sent dir. This is a feature that I had experienced on one of my Linux boxes in (I think) Kmail and I really liked it. So for me the search is over. I have found my ultimate feedreader (which, by the way, is very customizable using the xml and xslt files). Let me know what you think about FF2.0 when and if you try it. All the best, Jay Jules,

I haven’t looked into this at all as I have really found that FeedReader seems to have fit all of what I want out of a feedreader. In addition, I don’t or won’t be migrating to FF2.0 for a while as I require many of the extensions that rely on the current 1.5X base.

I would hope that TBird will have some added functionality over the next while but I don’t think I will ever put news back into an email client again. The main feature I wan’t to see in TBird is outgoing mail filtration. I like to place emails relating to subject directories in their corresponding directories instead of leaving them in the Sent dir. This is a feature that I had experienced on one of my Linux boxes in (I think) Kmail and I really liked it.

So for me the search is over. I have found my ultimate feedreader (which, by the way, is very customizable using the xml and xslt files).

Let me know what you think about FF2.0 when and if you try it.

All the best,

Jay

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