FeedLounge on TalkCrunch

I participated in this week’s TalkCrunch podcast discussion about feed readers. Towards the end I talk a little about some of the things we have coming soon (for those who want a sneak preview).

Scott has posted some of his thoughts and follow-up over here.

Posted April 3rd, 2006 @ 1:03 PM in General by Alex

4 Replies to “FeedLounge on TalkCrunch”

  1. Steve adds this Comment:

    Hi,

    Enjoyed the podcast.

    Does feedburner have any plans to add the option where links open:

    - not in a new window
    - not in a parent window
    BUT
    - open in the 3rd pane.

    Personally once (or as) I scan a feed and decide to read more I hate opening new tabs/windows to read articles and want to read them within the reader

    A rough survey seems about a third of readers have this option … which for me just happens to be the most important.

    Just asking

    regards

    April 4th, 2006 at 12:19 am
  2. Steve adds this Comment:

    Oops still drinking 1st coffee of day

    I of course meant feedlounge (sorry!)

    To say more, you talked about rendering html in the podcast but i can’t see a way to have a feed “rendered” like a full web view within one of the three panes of feedlounge, (that is without opening into a full new window)

    thx, regards

    April 4th, 2006 at 12:30 am
  3. In this situation we’re talking about the HTML for an item in a feed. Showing the page within an iframe is problematic as some sites will attempt to “break out” of the iframe and take over the main browser window. We have a ‘q’ hotkey to open the current item in a new window/tab, I think many users accomplish what you are asking about by using that feature.

    April 4th, 2006 at 9:18 am
  4. I definitely think feedlounge’s rendering of the post is the best of these 4 (reminiscent of NNW for sure).

    April 4th, 2006 at 10:53 am

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