Search Results for "deep web browser"

A simple to use jQuery-based scriptlet that allows you to render HTML within a P tag (can be changed to DIV, SPAN etc with minor modifications) from an RSS/XML feed. It is capable of making cross-domain subscriptions without the need of any server-side support. (overcome single origin policy) Features: 1. Low footprint: compact script - 2.25KB (requires jquery-minimal 1.5+) 2. Ease of use: link the script to your html and add an empty <p id='feedPanel' rssurl='<feed url>'...

RSSProxy is a web based RSS-Reader with export. It exports only the unread messages. So you can read online and your RSS-Reader at home only gets unread messages.

A Firefox extension that makes Google Reader smarter by learning what's really interesting to you.

openMyAdmin is a free CMS, established on the basis of recent trends in developing web applications such as AJAX, MVC and OOP. Basic principles of CMS: web desktop and modular structure.

SyndStore is a web based RSS Feed Aggregator using a database back end and a web based front end. SyndStore can be configured to scan for news feeds from multiple sources and display them, categorised, in a web browser.

Personal web server which allows to take notes and read them locally or remotely with a browser or a rss-feed client. Each note can be classified into user defined categories and appears in a given date following an advanced time validity sintax.

TR2F goal is to be attributes/tags management system, a sort of web based browser and deal engine. Features: contacts directory, portfolios, product catalogs, marketplace, and more. Web feed/attribute viewer/creator/composer/publisher is coming soon...

FoFRedux (FeedOnFeeds-Redux) is a web-based RSS reader and aggregator. Users control their own data, and can read their feeds from any web browser, as well as publish their own mixed feeds for use by other readers.

POPsearch is a desktop search engine that's designed to help you find information on your computer. This information can then be accessed remotely with RSS feeds, email feeds, or from any computer that has a web browser.