Feedly is a nice Start Up page ,which is exclusively for Firefox 3,all you have to do is install the extension and set it up.
Once installed,you will see a new icon,which i’ve shown on the screenshot,click on that and you are taken to the login page.This is where you have got to decide what you want on your Start Up page.Feedly will go through your Firefox bookmarks looking for feeds,but can also be set up,to look through various other accounts,including Twitter,Bloglines and FriendFeed.Of course,the more feeds you set up,the more crowded your Start Up page will be,so be a bit cautious and only subscribe to the feeds you use most.
It also integrates with Google Reader,which means that any feeds you add to Feedly will automatically appear in Google Reader also.
You’ve also got 14 categories you can choose from,ranging from Auto,through to Web Development and you can also set a Timeframe,that lets you view feeds from the last 24 hours or from the last 3,5 or 7 days.
It really is a nice little application and works really well,but it is in beta,so the occasional problem might be encountered,but up to now,it has worked perfectly.
June 20, 2008 at 4:28 pm
Thanks for the review. If you end up adopting is, we look forward to listening to your suggestion on how to improve the concept.
June 22, 2008 at 11:50 am
Using it now as my default RSS reader.
What’s nice about is the way it displays the entries.
Thanks for sharing this one too.
June 22, 2008 at 1:20 pm
[...] David recommends Feedly. You know what? It’s a really cool RSS reader and startup page for Firefox 3. [...]
June 23, 2008 at 9:33 am
Thank you for your comment,Oh High Priestess of Freeware,if you like it,it has got to be good.