Netvibes offers a personalized page to receive and organize feeds, podcasts, modules (games, clock, etc.), tabs (indexing).
The idea of personalizing your feed aggregator seems good—Netvibes fits a lot more on one screen than Google Reader;
that’s one problem I have with Google Reader—not enough visible on a screen.
But Netvibes is very busy as a result; it also seems very commercial and very American.
It seemed to give you the choice of feeds rather than expecting you to go and find feeds you would like--in that way, it is less personalized! I wonder to what extent one could redesign its appearance?
Rojo will be back “zoon” and did not work when I tried it. I looked through the Rss Readers and Aggregators listed on Yahoo! --too much choice out there; but is it really all that distinct?
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Hi Jill,
It seems that Netvibes should offer a search-and-found function for the feeds. As for me, most of the time I can't remember the URLs of the feeds I'm interested, but I usually have the names.
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