RSS Reader for Mac, Vienna
Vienna is one of the nicer RSS readers for Mac OS X. I keep waffling between a web-based RSS reader (like Google Reader) and desktop readers like Vienna. One strong argument for Vienna is its “smart folder” functionality, which is modeled off of iTunes.
How do you deal with RSS feeds?
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I threw down the money and I’m currently using NetNewsWire on my Mac and I’m test driving FeedDemon on my PC at work. I have found some other solid offline RSS Readers, but the sell of those two is that they have an online component on NewsGator.com so I can be synced up no matter where I am. Since I use a few computers, this is an awesome functionality.
I work with multiple computers as well, so synchronization between feeds is always a problem.
I’ll probably give NetNewsWire a test someday.