Geek Speak #3 - RSS
Typically, a website with a RSS feed will be indicated with
Reading RSS feeds is a bit tricky. It depends on what is your preferred way of checking the feeds. I tried "adding live bookmarks", a feature of Firefox, and it worked, just for feeds in XML format. There are some feeds in other formats, like those OPML files which contains multiple RSS XML links. OPML (Outline Processor Markup Language) is an XML format for outlines. OPML files cannot be opened by just adding them as live bookmarks in Firefox. This is one limitation of the live bookmarks function of Firefox. I personally uses an extension for Firefox called Sage to overcome the problem. It has an easy to use layout and works perfectly. Highly recommended for Firefox users. Other prominent RSS readers for Windows include NewsGator, FeedDemon and Pluck (Sorry I can't help Linux and Mac users). Some are standalone programs while others are plug-ins for Internet Explorer.
To get the RSS reader which suits your needs best, do check out Mozilla and CNet. For a more detailed intro about how to read RSS feeds, go to CNet or just search for RSS in Google.














