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Google Reader Gets Smart, Tracks Updates on Feedless Web Sites [News] (179)
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RSS, Atom, and other XML-formatted feeds revolutionized the way we keep up with our favorite web sites, allowing us to use newsreaders to track updates rather than bookmarks and constant refreshing. The only problem: Some sites don't have RSS feeds.The Google Reader team addressed this problem today, adding a new feature to allow users to track changes to any web site—even those that don't have their own feed. These custom feeds are most useful if ...Shared by Alejandro (14) Amy (12) Andrew (23) BaddMann (37) Baljinder (33) bkund (9) Cameron (33) ChristopherA (8) Diogo (4) dnorton (10) and 30 more »Explore read 10 notes- Addie said: oh google reader, you're my favorite.
- Matt said: Cool! Have I mentioned lately how much I love Reader?
- Karin said: This opens up so many more webcomics for me.
- Goyal said: See. This is why we love Google. Think of a feature, and sure enough, Google will add it.
- Tankboy said: Sweeeeeet! Newsweek.tumplr.com -- get in my belly! I mean Reader!
- elightbo said: This will be very very useful.
- Joe said: There are so many other features that I care about more than this.
- Michael said: Это, конечно, не Omea, но все равно очень полезно.
- Dustin said: THIS IS AWESOME
- Vincent said: Absolut genial!
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