Ok, I’m a little bit upset for this.
I was a faithful user of NewsFire (paying user, after having tried the open source Vienna, but not satisfied about that). Then I downloaded the famous NetNewsWire. This one was definitely faster than NewsFire, so I decided to try it out for one month.
After this period, I decided to buy it ($29). Now, I read about a new comer in this field, NewsLife. I’m trying it out right now and, even if not comparable with NetNewsWire in terms of features, it costs only $12 and it is faster enough and usable to be a good candidate for being my preferred RSS reader.
Ok, so am I saying that I’m going to be a paying user of three RSS readers ?!?
I’ll give this last one a try, then I’ll be really in the position not to be able to take a decision.
What about your thoughts?
luca filigheddu, netnewswire, newsfire, newslife
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