FeedEditor

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Last Update: 2013-03-12

FeedEditor is application, which you can use to edit ATOM-based news feeds. It should run on all Unixes and eg. on Windows (I tested it only on Ubuntu GNU/Linux). Application is in early state of development, but you can use it for basic purposes now.

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