I'm definitely going to give this a try, because filtering sounds like an interesting concept, and I might find some inspiration...
For those still seeking new RSS reading experiences (and because I think HN tends to be OK with self-promotion in comments) I'd like to suggest my product - http://www.rivered.io. It's a bit different - focusing on a clean 'river of news' rather than inbox style or categorising. To directly answer some of the questions around FeedWrangler:
- it has an OPML export feature.
- it has a free 30 day trial, and you can at least see what it looks like without dropping your card details.
- there's a screenshot.
I still think there's a lot of innovation to be done around RSS feeds...
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I'm definitely going to give this a try, because filtering sounds like an interesting concept, and I might find some inspiration...
For those still seeking new RSS reading experiences (and because I think HN tends to be OK with self-promotion in comments) I'd like to suggest my product - http://www.rivered.io. It's a bit different - focusing on a clean 'river of news' rather than inbox style or categorising. To directly answer some of the questions around FeedWrangler:
- it has an OPML export feature. - it has a free 30 day trial, and you can at least see what it looks like without dropping your card details. - there's a screenshot.
I still think there's a lot of innovation to be done around RSS feeds...