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| Downloads:10,782 |
| Version Downloads:2,094 |
| Type:Internet : Newsreaders |
| License:Free |
| Date:15 Dec 2008 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Old version did not and the developer was silent in response to queries.
*No!
It would be a killer reader, but it's a yugo. A yugo with non-existant support and no developer responsiveness at all.
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PeterPod reviewed on 29 Jun 2006
amnesic reviewed on 12 Apr 2006
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How? Can you give me one good reason to download this software if I already have NNW or Endo or something similar?
+32
I can say, having *bought* NNW pro, I now have dropped it definitively. NNW was the best, but long ago.
Now, I don't know about Postino speed :-)
H.
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NetNewsWire Lite which is free, and looks to have similar/superior functionality, tested over 4 years of use.
NetNewsWire which has been the class leader for 3-ish years, and has definitely superior functionality, by far.
Shrook.
NewsFire.
Safari having RSS support built in.
A host of other solutions. Talk about "me too."
I don't mean to discourage application development, but following along, 4 years behind the competition, with nothing compelling and new to offer... not the best business model I've heard of.