RSS Reader Recomendations?

I'm looking for an RSS reader for the PC that will allow me to have different categories for different RSS feeds.  So for example, I can group all the technology ones together, all of the ASP.NET stuff together and so forth.  I'd prefer it not integrate with Outlook, but if thats what the best option is, I'll go with it.

What do you use?

Comments

• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  For my vote, I'd definately have to go with SharpReader (http://www.sharpreader.net). It fast, easy, has the grouping that you desire, and is written in .NET!
  
  /sda
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  I started out using RSS Bandit, but now I use FeedDemon. While it is not quite as customizable as I would like, it worked well enough for me to buy the full version.
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  RSS Bandit:
  
  http://www.rssbandit.org/
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  I've just switched over to JetBrains Omea Reader (http://www.jetbrains.com/omea/reader/) and I'm staying! Standalone, plenty of features and comes with a free licence.
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  I stoped using an rss reader, but when I did read rss stuff I used owl:
  http://www.rssowl.org/
  
  Not the most fancy reader on the planet, but it does the job. And you can have folders.
  
  It was made with Java though, so you might not want to use it.
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  RssBandit (www.rssbandit.org) is probably what you want. Dare Obasanjo and Torsten are the primary developers.
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  reader.google.com
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  November 14, 2005
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  November 14, 2005
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• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  I use FeedReader. Also open source. Can minimize to the tray and can group items.
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  November 14, 2005
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• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  I'm another proud RSSBandit user. I'ts great and only getting better!
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  RSS Bandit!
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  I use Abilion because I monitor all 13,000+ of the MSDN feeds...and I only use free RSS readers. Paying for an RSS reader is like...sheesh, paying for e-mail.
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  November 14, 2005
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• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  I switch between www.newsgator.com and feeddemon. That way when I switch computers it keeps track of which feeds have been read. Pretty cool.
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  I too recommend RSS Bandit.
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  Try a new one just out at www.feedisgood.com
  
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  Try www.feedisgood.com
  
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  I use RSS Bandit and am very happy with it. It uses a three pane viewing paradigm, similar to Outlook. But, it's a complete separate app.
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  I used bloglines, but it gave me the rage after a while. I switched back to snownews ( http://kiza.kcore.de/software/snownews/ ) a while ago. Its fast, pretty featureful for text, and if you need to see images, it can launch a browser for you.
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  RSS Bandit is the best free RSS Reader in my opinion. The only downside is that it is not lightweight. It eats up lots od memory and CPU cycles when updating feeds.
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  Bloglines is great at it. You can read everything in a category at once by clicking on it.
• Anonymous
  November 14, 2005
  Mozilla Thunderbird is good. I have used RSS Bandit , FeedReader too. But these tools gets very slow after some time
• Anonymous
  November 15, 2005
  I use http://www.rojo.com
  
  It's web based and does everything you mentioned. Plus, it has the advantage of being web based - we all know what that means - it's great to be able to read your feeds from anywhere!
• Anonymous
  November 24, 2005
  You really might wanna check Newz Crawler out! It's definitly the way to go...