You can tweet the feeds or share them on your Facebook account.ĭigg provides some very basic settings for the users to manage – so you don’t have much of the things to worry about, just little tweaks that you can set and forget about. You can digg your feeds right into the reader and give them addition boost. It makes it so easy to use and it feels like you are already familiar with the digg reader because it just has everything you used to have with additional features.ĭigg reader, obviously is tightly integrated with the main website digg. Well, if you have been juggling with your feeds on Google Reader with the Keyboard shortcuts like me – then you will be happy to know that it replicates almost the same keyboard shortcuts as we used to have on Google.
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Expanded view – as the name suggests, it will show all the feeds with full content and graphics. List view – shows your feeds content title without the summary or any other details, you can click on the title if you want to expand to the summary – quite useful if you don’t want to load everything in one go. You’ll get two important viewing options available – “List View” and “Expanded View”. Digg manages to bind the former Google users to the service and it is quite promising. It is almost perfect and minimalist – loads quick, you will feel like home again. Interface is pretty basic and resembles that of “Google reader” but in more “digg style”. The new feed will start collecting information from the website immediately. You can select the specific category if it is mentioned in the feed and sort them accordingly. Adding feeds to digg reader is easy, you just need to click on “Add”, which is located at the bottom left corner of the webpage and paste the RSS/Atom feed url and press enter. My first curiosity was to figure out how digg manages the feeds and displays output. The in-built popularity meter comes very handy when you want filter your feeds. I can even manage my feeds and sort them into folders and view the most popular ones at the same place. All my feeds and lists are intact and they are listed the same way it used to be on Google reader. You just have to click on “Import Google Reader” when you login to the website for the first time – and god! it was too fast and easy. Importing your Google reader Rss feed list has never been so easy. Login in and importing data from Google reader
I am few of the lucky ones, who got early access to the reader as a beta tester.
See Also: Digg to launch Google reader alternative (public beta) on June 26 – This isn’t we tech guys looking for.Īfter following the news on AOL, trying “the old reader” and many other alternative, I couldn’t agree more that “digg reader” is something I was waiting for quite a long time.
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See Also: New buzz suggests Facebook is building a Flipboard style rss feed readerįacebook announced that they are going to launch a new social feed reader for mobile phones powered by android and iOS, and sources confirms it will be another flipboard-styled socially-optimized app which is customized for that particular user. The new Feedly (a magazine type, flipboard style reader) which tripled its user base in last 3 months, sure is rich in graphics and can be very friendly for users who just needs to be updated with the latest news from few of their websites.īut, for the tech savvy like us, who used to dig into lot deeper to dozens of websites everyday using Google reader – must be disappointed because we don’t have much options.
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