You can see my subscriptions on the left. Any new post on any of those blogs is reflected there, and I can read them from here without even going to those blogs. On the bottom right are little icons that notify me when there is a new blog post on any of my subscribed blogs or on my email. You can get these nifty Firefox extensions on their website.
Sunday, January 14, 2007
Tips for Readers
I'm sure you read other blogs besides mine, and I'm sure you don't like to continously click through all the blogs of people you know and then finding out that none have updated. Instead of doing that, why don't you use Google Reader? Google Reader is what is called a news/feed aggregator, where you can add subscriptions to various sources. Basically, you can add any source that has an RSS tag such as news websites, podcasts, but also blogs.
You can see my subscriptions on the left. Any new post on any of those blogs is reflected there, and I can read them from here without even going to those blogs. On the bottom right are little icons that notify me when there is a new blog post on any of my subscribed blogs or on my email. You can get these nifty Firefox extensions on their website.
You can see my subscriptions on the left. Any new post on any of those blogs is reflected there, and I can read them from here without even going to those blogs. On the bottom right are little icons that notify me when there is a new blog post on any of my subscribed blogs or on my email. You can get these nifty Firefox extensions on their website.
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