Favorite RSS Reader

I'm not talking about adding RSS to a site, I'm looking for an RSS reader for personal use.

For people that use RSS readers, which one(s) do you recommend? Let's say I want to create a list of SEO blogs and load them into an RSS reader so I can quickly/easily see updates in one place ... which would you recommend for this?

 

I think google has one, so it should be the best one

 

Here's one I like:

http://www.feedreader.com/

It's simple and easy to use.

 

I like Newz Crawler. There was another one I liked better, but it was very unstable. Now that I have gotten used to Newz Crawler, I probably like it just as much.

 

I personally use the one built-in to Thunderbird. I always have my e-mail open, so I just give a quick glance over to the new posts. Sometimes I'll use RSS Wize in Firefox, but normally just in-house thunderbird does it.

 

Google Reader drives me a little nuts... maybe I just need to try to get used to it more. Started playing with feedreader just cause it was one of the first replies ... I'm liking it... just looking for something that isn't an actual download/install app.

 

I use the Sage reader for Firefox and Rojo. I'm a simple kind of guy tho

 

I use Sage also.

 

Hi!

Check out my tool Build-in RSS Client

http://www.dat-it.com/

Its an MS Internet Explorer plugin for handling with RSS feeds

Best regards!

 

I use Thunderbird RSS feature

 

Sharp Reader

http://www.sharpreader.net/

 

Bloglines (bloglines.com)

 

I really like NetNewsWire for the Mac. Tons of options and customization.

http://ranchero.com/netnewswire/

 

I 2nd that, Bloglines is my favorite, I love that I can get at my feeds from any computer

 

Bloglines is my favourite as well. It keeps track of all my feeds whether I am at my desktop or if I'm out and about with my Treo 650.

 

A very fast RSS reader is GreatNews. It also synchronizes with Bloglines.

 

I really like FeedDemon on Windows - bradsoft.com/feeddemon

Sadly, the readers for OSX are so much better than anything available on Windows though.

 

Bloglines.com

 

Sage here