RSS Feed Readers

RSS Radio is a RSS and Atom feed reader that is specialized for the use with audio podcasts. It offers a built-in player interface, integration with iTunes, Windows Media Player, jRiver Media Center as well as right-click subscriptions from IE ad Firefox. You can manage your podcasts subscriptions from an easy-to-use interface and also add new feeds from the integrated podcast directory browser. Other features include an option to stream audio podcasts without having to download the entire feed, integrated BitTorrent client, a holiday catch-up options, download resume, OPML export and more.

NewzCrawler is a news aggregator that combines a RSS and Usenet reader, browser and blog client and provides access to news content from various sources, using a single interface. It supports syndicated news XML-based formats (RSS, RDF, ATOM, BackSlash etc.), Usenet (NNTP) newsgroups, as well as web pages. You can categorize your news channels and have the program automatically check each one for updates, with optional notification of changes from the system tray. Additional features include HTTP proxy support, keyword searches, blog and newsgroup posting and more.

RSS Content Generator Professional can generate HTML web sites from a selection of RSS feeds. You can create single or multi-page sites from news, press releases and other online content by simply adding the RSS URLs to the project. The program includes several template designs for your output pages and can automatically upload the pages to your FTP server. RSS Content Generator Professional comes with a set of default feeds that you can integrate with your content, as well as a keyword search option to find feeds that match your interest. A step-by-step wizard can guide you through the entire process.

RSS Captor is a RSS client that allows you to receive and manage news feeds in a searchable database. The program keeps all messages of subscribed feeds in a database, so you can perform detailed searches for all current and past news items, and locate articles of interest. It can check your feeds automatically and notify you via sound when new items arrive. The interface is easy to use, and features (except for advanced search) are mostly basic.

Alnera FeedBuster is a web feed reader with support for RSS, RDF and Atom feeds as well as OPML import. It provides a large, easy to read and use interface that lets you access your feeds and preview linked pages with the built-in browser display. The program can automatically update (all) your feeds every X minutes and notifies you from the system tray if new items are found. Alnera FeedBuster comes with support for HTTP authentication, but otherwise does not offer any feed specific settings, keyword alerts or other advanced features. If you are looking for an easy to use RSS reader with core functionality and an attractive interface, give it a try.

RssFeedEater is a RSS Reader that can gather information from various sites that offer syndicated content (RSS or ATOM). The program comes pre-loaded with various feeds in several categories. You can easily create new feeds for your favorite sites (if they offer it) by simply adding them to a category. RssFeedEater provides a clean, easy to use interface and additional features like headline filtering, integration with Blogger, built-in browser, Blogger publishing and more.

Headline Viewer displays syndicated news headlines from various sources, including web blogs and RSS feeds. It comes with a large selection of pre-configured sources and you can also add your own. The program comes with a skinned interface and built-in browser display.

RDF-Ticker is a news ticker application which fetches news from any RDF/RSS-feed and displays them on a ticker-bar. These public feeds are based on a special XML-format, which lets client applications show them in any convenient way for the end-user. RDF-Ticker comes with various, categorized feeds to choose from, and you can add your own as well. The program runs as a small ticker bar on top of your desktop (can be hidden too) and clicking on a news item will open the site in your browser. In addition, you can create a custom newspaper page from the current feed.