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Feeds 2.0.5.1

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Feeds watches your favorite websites and notifies you when important things happen.

Feeds currently supports Dribbble, Basecamp (new and old), Highrise, Dropmark, Trello, Github, Beanstalk, and UserVoice.

Have another service you'd like us to support? Vote for it at: http://feedsapp.uservoice.com

What's New

Version 2.0.5.1:

Feeds is now free and Open Source. For further info, read the blog post.
This bugfix release fixes a crash when adding new accounts.

Requirements

Intel, 64-bit processor
OS X 10.7 or later

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Jazzyguy commented on 11 Oct 2013

OOOPS!! I thought this was an app to display web sites in which there were changes made. Ordinary web sites in Safari in which changes were made. Apparently this is one in which Beancamp,GitHup and others play a real role. I am sorry I misunderstood the application. It is probably a useful one but it is not what I thought it was.

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Jazzyguy commented on 11 Oct 2013

I tried it and I am at a loss to determine what exactly to insert in the menubar. Beanstalk? BeanstalkClassic? Github? There are no instructions whatsoever. I don't use GitHub or Beanstalk or anything else in the Menu of available titles. Without instructions I am at a complete loss to complete the menu. I am a user of MacPorts but I am scratching my head over this app. I had to trash it. I would download it again if I could get some instructions on what to do.It would be unfair to rate it at this stage. BTW In order to remove it properly I used App Cleaner but there are always some left over stuff using App Cleaner so I use Find Any File.app to find the leftovers. Putting "feeds" in to Find any File.app brings up a bunch of my feeds and I do not want to discard them. I tried Feeds.app but that didn't work out.

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