RSS Menu 2.1.3

RSS Menu is a very simple application that allows you to read any RSS or Atom feeds found on various websites. The application lives on the menubar and is available system wide, no need to switch applications back and forth.

Everytime a feed has new articles, you will be notified. You can choose from the built in notification or you can use Growl.

Please note that because RSS Menu uses the same parsing engine as Safari Menu, you can easily import your Safari Menu RSS feeds into RSS Menu. To do this, quit RSS Menu first. Then locate the folder Application Support inside the Library folder of your home folder.

Inside this folder create a folder called RSS Menu if it doesn't exist (RSS Menu creates this folder when it is launched for the first time). Move or copy the file RSS sites.plist from the Safari Menu folder into the RSS Menu folder.

Relaunch RSS Menu and you're done.

NOTE: You may need to remove the old preferences (~/Library/Preferences/com.edot-studios.rssmenu, where ~ is your home folder)

To buy RSS Menu via the App Store an Apple account is required.

Here are some key features of "RSS Menu":

· Background application (doesn't get in your way and is accessible from anywhere).
· Very fast parsing engine.
· Importing and exporting of OPML files.
· Growl and speech notification.
· Many options to customize the menu.
· Support for grouping feeds in submenus and adding seperators.
· Support for using RSS Menu as an external reader in Safari (or any other application).
· Support for integration with iTunes and Safari.
· Support for favourite icons (aka page icons).

Requirements:

· Broadband connection recommended.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· fixed a bug that would not go to the main feed URL when selecting the menu item
· fixed a bug that would not parse certain feeds, also made the parser more compatible
· fixed a bug where the title of an article would be in a wrong format
· fixed crashing on Mac OS X 10.6.x