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Despite a couple of glitches saving the scheme, Yahoo Pipes successfully combines and filters duplicates from the half-dozen NZ Herald RSS feeds I follow. That will save me some time on a daily basis.
Google Reader on the other hand does not support my way of dealing with RSS, which is to delete entirely articles I'm not interested in. So I continue looking for another option there.
Another option to what? Opera, which I have nothing against and have been using for years as my primary web browser, RSS reader and mail client. However, having downloaded the plugin for Firefox which replicates the last missing bit of functionality (reload page every X) it's now more efficient to run just Firefox and Chrome most of the time, browserwise, and I expect I can find more resource-light ways of dealing with email and RSS. But maybe I just need a change.
The getting around to playing with these services, which I have been meaning to do for some time, is a positive reflection on my state of mental health.
Google Reader on the other hand does not support my way of dealing with RSS, which is to delete entirely articles I'm not interested in. So I continue looking for another option there.
Another option to what? Opera, which I have nothing against and have been using for years as my primary web browser, RSS reader and mail client. However, having downloaded the plugin for Firefox which replicates the last missing bit of functionality (reload page every X) it's now more efficient to run just Firefox and Chrome most of the time, browserwise, and I expect I can find more resource-light ways of dealing with email and RSS. But maybe I just need a change.
The getting around to playing with these services, which I have been meaning to do for some time, is a positive reflection on my state of mental health.
