GreatNews 1.0 Beta Build 383  beta

Publisher's Description:

GreatNews is a powerful RSS reader emphasising on usability. "Full-page" display makes RSS articles as easy to read as on newspaper. It can synchronize with Bloglines.

Latest Changes:

• Added: 3-column display mode for wide screen user View->Reading Pane
• Added: Hidden flag to allow multiple GreatNews running at the same time. [Advanced] MultipleInstance=1
• Updated: Japanese Language Pack (Thanks bbb)
• Changed: Upgrade database engine to latest version (again)
• Fixed: Updated articles were not saved. Only counters were updated

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Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	digitalking	Jan 27, 2008
Version:	1.0 Beta Build 383
The best feedreader out there, next to FeedDemon. Low processor usage and low memory usage(around 35MBs). Loads up my 50 feeds, that usually have a lot of images, quickly. Also going from feed to feed is smooth, with no or very little pausing. Also has multiple CSS style views that each look nice in their own way. As pleasant or more pleasant than the FeedDemon CSS styles.
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Reviewer:	Metshrine	Oct 24, 2007
Version:	1.0 Beta Build 383
This program has a hard disk activity rate that is way too high for a news reader. Swapping to another category requires intensive thrashing of your hard disk. 3/5 until this is resolved.
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Reviewer:	zridling	Oct 23, 2007
Version:	1.0 Beta Build 383
Easy, fast, well-designed, and remains free. I freakin' love it.
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Reviewer:	stisev	Apr 8, 2007
Version:	1.0 Beta Build 381
Interested by Todd 13's comment, I decided to try Omea Reader. Besides, it's good to keep an open mind. Omea reader turns out to suck, hard. Todd, you must be on some hard drugs to think Omea reader even comes close to Greatnews. What are you thinking!? The truth is, GreatNews is the best RSS reader out there - free or not. I LOVE the fact that it saves ALLL of my settings inside of the folder. I really appreciate that aspect. I've tried ALL of the RSS readers mentioned/found for Windows. Here's my ranking 1) GreatNews (free, less features, PORTABLE) 2) FeedDemon (NOT free, more features, NOT portable
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Reviewer:	Zebbie79	Feb 6, 2007
Version:	1.0 Beta Build 379
It's great freeware, but I don't like the cleanup function. I want to be able to select several feed items and delete them. So I use FeedDemon instead.
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