I downloaded RSSBandit some months ago. I played with it some minutes and uninstalled it. In my humble opinion, there are better free standalone rss readers available on the Internet. Personally, the best standalone rss reader I found and used is Omea Reader. His only drawback is the system resources he takes (comparable to Outlook). I started to use Bloglines a month ago. It is a joy to use it with the little Notifier application. Why? Because it opens a resource less application called IE, and it is simple and reliable. Given my lack of computer resources here (an old laptop) it better fill my needs for now.
Salutations,
Fred
I too looked at Omea Reader, but it just didn't seem to work for me. Maybe it was an older version? RSSBandit has been updated as well.
And when I tested Lektora many months ago, the style was so completely different to what I was expecting. Maybe I should check that again as well. Though I see the free version will include advertising.
I made the change out of LOTS of anger over my old aggregator screwing up their upgrade very badly. I really like the threading feature of RSS Bandit, which is keeping me there for now. Of course, if I find that it isn't so interesting, I'll look at others.
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