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Thunderbird vs. SharpReader

I started using Thunderbird several months ago but it didn't work out. There were lots of features missing (mark all as read, OPML built-in, read new feeds at one place to name a few) so I had to come back to SharpReader, a fine product. I found Thunderbird slow, less-featured and not very interactive, something you normally don't expect from a mozilla product.


 


For those looking for Thunderbird OPML extension, I've used it,  it works well for OPML import/export.


 


Improved Thunderbird PML


http://dougal.gunters.org/blog/2005/01/17/improved-thunderbird-opml


 


Another hack: To read new feeds at one place, I had to create a search folder with selected criteria to look into my subscriptions and bring the newest post; something avaialble by design in sharpreader.

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