Wasn't it pretty silly to need an online application in order to subscribe to and monitor RSS feeds?
It's almost anti-RSS.
It's like requiring an online application to browse the web.
An RSS reader is just a browsers that has a list of bookmarks. Those bookmarks point to specially formatted XML documents. It automatically refreshes those document and notices new items, which it presents somehow, perhaps an mail-inbox-like interface.
It's almost anti-RSS.
It's like requiring an online application to browse the web.
An RSS reader is just a browsers that has a list of bookmarks. Those bookmarks point to specially formatted XML documents. It automatically refreshes those document and notices new items, which it presents somehow, perhaps an mail-inbox-like interface.