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Synder
Atom/RSS/SearchSuggestion/OPML processing framework
Synder is an Atom/RSS/SearchSuggestion/OPML processing framework It is Optimized For Android, but works with Java SE/EE. Synder has a small-footprint, low memory consumption. The only dependency for parsing is a SAX2 implementation. -
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R3R is a small, fast, and portable reader for RSS, ESF, and Atom feeds.
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RSS Reader
A small RSS client
A small and lightweight RSS client that uses .NET 3.5 Client Profile frame work. It allows you to subscribe for feeds and read them. RSSReader was written in C# and is open-source and free project. You can download it binary and start to use or you can checkout source code from SVN repository and help to develop project. Any registered user can post new bug or feature request ticket. -
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Yet Another NEws Ticker - a simple, small, and fast news reader with full support of Rss2 and a bit of Atom feeds. Yanet is based on QML a part of the Qt Quick modul from Qt 4.7.
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Gambas Nzb Episode Downloader. Gned is a small command line program for Linux based systems that scans the NZBMatrix RSS feeds for NZBs matching a predefined list and downloads the results for your Usenet binary news downloader to process.
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Pulls eNews, eBuzz... for you to read, or stores for later reading. Portable, small (98KB, 5sec download), easy to learn & use. No Spam. Connects to sourceforge.net at startup.
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