Gruml
Gruml 1.3.0
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Gruml allows you to view and manage your feed subscriptions of your Google Reader account on Mac OS X.

Read your newsfeeds, manage them in folders, tag them, and much more - all in sync with your Google Reader account.

Gruml is currently still in beta stage.
What's New
Version 1.3.0:
  • New: System sharing functions (10.8 only)
  • New: Run in Dock, Dock/Menu, Menu only (Menu only 10.7+ only)
  • New: Bring to front with hotkey (10.7+ only)
  • New: Notification center support (alt. to Growl, 10.8 only)
  • Fixes some OAuth2 issues
  • Fixes Twitter issues
  • further bug fixes
Version 1.3.0:
  • New: System sharing functions (10.8 only)
  • New: Run in Dock, Dock/Menu, Menu only (Menu only 10.7+ only)
  • New: Bring to front with hotkey (10.7+ only)
  • New: Notification center support (alt. to Growl, 10.8 only)
  • Fixes some OAuth2 issues
  • Fixes Twitter issues
  • further bug more...
Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.6.8 or later



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Gruml User Discussion (Write a Review)
ver. 1.x:
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Your rating: Now say why...
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+1389
Jazzyguy commented on 26 Nov 2013
It is sad to see this go down. Maybe it will reemerge as a multi use RSS news reader.
[Version 1.3.0]


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+368
Steven Goodheart commented on 14 Mar 2013
I wonder what will happen to Gruml (and other readers that depend on Google Reader) when Google Reader shuts down in July? Is the beginning of the end of the RSS format?
[Version 1.3.0]


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+13

Jayce reviewed on 16 Jan 2013
Overall rating should read FIVE STAR.

Reluctantly let go of NetNewsWire which has not functioned well since Simmons left. Looked for replacement, found Gruml--excellent! All the best of NNW, easy to configure, pulled in all my subscriptions without error (and there were far too many of them.) I may at some point find something to nitpick about but, after two days of heavy use, not yet.
[Version 1.3.0]


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ferben reviewed on 02 Aug 2012
Great app. Must have on Mac OS X 10.8 due drop RSS support in Mail.app and Safari 6.
[Version 1.2]


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-1

MacBunny reviewed on 01 Aug 2012
Very good!
[Version 1.2]


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Jeffsf reviewed on 04 Jul 2012
Elegant and basically easy, and FREE. Quite a value. Does lots of things more easily than Google reader, most notably adjust type size for various screen resolutions. Shows authors. Has it's own tabbed browser. Two things I wish for [1] a way to choose to actually hide articles when read, so only the unread remain in the cue, and [2] a way to make such suggestions to the developer.
[Version 1.1]


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+1

+40

Tryme reviewed on 09 Mar 2012
A suggestion to the developers - perhaps somewhere in your app AND on your website it might be nice to provide a way to contact you, or at least report a bug! You have a bug tracker page that is offline.

This app is fantastic with exception to one very annoying bug, if you download via the app it slows to a complete crawl until the download completes.

Why anybody would pay for a crippled, feature barren app like 'Reeder' when this far superior app is free is as confusing to me as the appeal the Khardasian sisters hold for so many people.
[Version 1.1]


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+1

+1

navajosky reviewed on 03 Jan 2012
easy to manage folder, to read, to edit, to share, it's just great
[Version 1.1]


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+57

Uncoy reviewed on 29 Nov 2011
Fn awesome!

Can't get three pain vertical layout out of Vienna. Google Reader sync not done there yet. NetNewsWire continues to bounce around like an (apparently buggy) tennis ball between payment models. Apparently people who paid $30 for v3.0 had to pay another $15 for v3.2. Ouch.

Gruml just works out of the box. Some money going Andreas Schwelling's way. Love the simple looks.
[Version 1.1]


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+76
Lumac52 commented on 02 Sep 2011
Anyone know what's new in 1.1? I can't find any info on the website. And I'm always a little nervous trying out apps that get access to my Google Account info.
[Version 1.1]

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+67
Erunno replied on 03 Sep 2011
http://www.grumlapp.com/gruml-1-1-released

New: support of new Lion features (fullscreen, sidebar, resume)
Fixes sync issues with Google Reader
Fixes problems switching between 3-column- and bottom-preview-style
Fixes some problems with internal browser
further bug fixes
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+45
Maltz2 replied on 11 Oct 2011
Unfortunately, Resume support under Lion means that the app has a habit of quitting when it's in the background and the window isn't open. :/
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+1
Aikwaar had trouble on 04 Sep 2012
Crashes when coose deafault RSS reader under Preferences.

Version Version 1.2 (1.2.0.565), Mac OS X 8.0.1
[Version 1.2]


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+66
Bezierboy had trouble on 03 Sep 2012
I like Gruml a lot, but it seems to lock up when left running for more than an hour or so at a time. I know it's a beta, but this is a pain.

I am on Mountain Lion 8.0.1 on a MacBook Pro.
[Version 1.2]


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bramm1 had trouble on 03 Jun 2012
All of a sudden, I can't post articles to Pocket/Read It Later. I've restarted everything, checked all the preferences, and searched for other people with the same problem.

No explanation or solution. I'm using Lion, OS X 10.7.4.
[Version 1.1]


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Buligwyf had trouble on 01 Jun 2010
Excuse my ignorance, but how do I delete a title. No matter what I highlight, the "select all" and "delete" remains grayed out under edit.

MacBook OSX 10.6.3.
[Version 0.9.20.323]

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+19
Falstaffa commented on 03 Jun 2010
I'd recommend that you perform the procedures you've mentioned via Google Reader, that's the path I follow when faced with the issues you've described, works every time, however, the change(s) shall not appear on Gruml unless you quit & restart it, refreshing Gruml doesn't update the feeds and/or its name changes.

Hope I've helped you, please let us know the results.


Falstaff
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Buligwyf commented on 04 Jun 2010
Thank you Falstaffa. Yes, editing via Google Reader works. I should probably have figured out that myself, but I believe most viewers let you delete titles directly ( I might be wrong). Anyway, its not a deal breaker and I look forwards to exploring Gruml further. Cheers, B
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Buligwyf commented on 04 Jun 2010
Woops! I was wrong. Despite having deleted the titles in Google Reader, they remain in Gruml ( at least for the time being ).
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Falstaffa had trouble on 22 May 2010
Well, I was expecting a solution to the Flash issues I've described experiencing with Gruml 0.9.18 and 0.9.19, as soon as I received a tweet from Gruml's developer announcing the release of 0.9.20.323 I downloaded it and installed it.

Unfortunately, the Flash issue symptom I described on Gruml 0.9.18 has manifested itself again, in that case the plugin missing/not found image (lego block with question mark) was displayed where a Flash preview should be visible, I took a number of steps to verify whether the problem was at my end or not, after having concluded all such steps I sadly confirmed that the glitch is a Gruml specific one, none of my other Webkit applications displayed the glitch behavior.

I have reverted to Gruml 0.9.17, which as was the case before trying 0.9.18, 0.9.19 & 0.9.20, works perfectly, without any Flash related glitches whatsoever.
[Version 0.9.20.323]


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Falstaffa had trouble on 11 May 2010
Gruml 0.9.19.12 refuses to load any Flash content, this Flash related bug is not the same one I found on Gruml 0.9.18, in that case the plugin missing/not found image (lego block with question mark) was displayed, in the case of 0.9.19.12 nothing shows up when clicking Flash content to play video, I've AGAIN reverted to Gruml 0.9.17, which works without any glitch.
[Version 0.9.19.12]


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+21
Turkchgo had trouble on 10 May 2010
I can't keep version .18 running on any machine, crashes after about 2 mins. Can't really tell what the problem is. I've switched back to the .17. I have about 500 feeds in 15 folders on Google Reader. I'm not sure if that's unusual or not.
[Version 0.9.18]

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Turkchgo commented on 14 May 2010
Version 19 doesn't fix the problem for me. :( Gruml won't stay running for more than 2 minutes before it crashes.
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+1

+19
Falstaffa had trouble on 09 May 2010
Gruml 0.9.18 refuses to load any Flash content, I'm reverting to 0.9.17, note to developer, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
[Version 0.9.18]




Mirko.Jankovic rated on 23 Feb 2013

[Version 1.3.0]




kot_bayun rated on 30 Dec 2012

[Version 1.3.0]



-1

Ezaura rated on 03 Nov 2011

[Version 1.1]



+9

myy'q rated on 03 Sep 2011

[Version 1.1]



+9

Davedgd rated on 03 Sep 2011

[Version 1.1]



+3

Zarathoustra rated on 27 Aug 2011

[Version 0.9.26.375]




budaim rated on 04 May 2011

[Version 0.9.25.121]


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Version Downloads:1,673
Type:Internet : Newsreaders
License:Free
Date:01 Aug 2012
Platform:Intel 64 / Intel 32 / OS X
Price:Free0.00
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Gruml is currently still in beta stage.


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