It seems that the vast majority of users (those who use Chrome/IE and Skype and nothing more) have no idea what RSS is and browsers have their share of propagating the ignorance- for example the Mozilla developers removed the RSS icon from the URL bar, in fact the place where it should be found. The fact that there are only few responses to this great article shows that technical knowledge and reading in general are in decline and it is not surprising that most of the RSS readers have been abandoned. That's not a real issue for me but if you rely on your feeds being available on other systems and devices, then this program is not for you. The one thing that you may find it is lacking is synchronization support. One of the reasons for that is that Great News is not being updated anymore while QuiteRSS is updated regularly. I cannot say it any other way: QuiteRSS has made a huge jump in the past 12 months to a point where I'm considering switching to it from my current program Great News. The program is very responsive now and it is actually using less memory than my current reader Great News.Įven better, it automatically minimizes to the system tray which reduces its memory use for the time being further. This seems to have been changed for the better.
One of the issues that I had with the program back when I reviewed it in 2012 was that it was not the fastest performance-wise. You can modify all fonts in the options though.
#Quiterss reset to default windows 7#
It is not that optimal in my opinion, at least not on my Windows 7 system where it looks a bit faded and not crisp enough. One thing that you may want to change after the first start is the fonts that the program uses to display news. You can configure to load or block images, select to load feeds directly in tabs on start of the application, star feed items automatically, or change the columns that you want displayed for it in the RSS reader. I have already mentioned the ability to set individual check intervals for feeds, but it does not end here. What I really like about QuiteRSS is the customization options that you have for each feed. Cleanup wizard, enable cleanup on shutdown.This can be useful to save bandwidth or prioritize some feeds. You can configure individual updates for each feed.
#Quiterss reset to default update#
The update interval can be set individually for feeds.Right-click any item and select the share context menu option to share the selected item via email, Evernote, Google+, Facebook or several other websites and services. Each label consists of a name, icon, color text and background. A set of default labels is available by default.
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