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    Adding RSS Feeds to a web page

    I could google for this, but i'm at work & cant be arsed.

    Is there a way I can have just a page with all my fave RSS feeds on it. Easy to do?

    Just so I can get my news fix in one hit.
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    https://www.google.com/accounts/Serv...e.com%2Freader
    http://www.bloglines.com/
    http://e.my.yahoo.com/config/my_init...ner=my&.from=i

    all the above will integrate with firefox too (so visiting an rss url will add to one of the above instead of to your local bookmarks

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    I'll second Bloglines, been using it for over 2 years and have not had a problem with it.

    If I had to choose a 2nd place I would go with Google Reader.

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    I've been using Gregarius for about 6 months.

    Very simple to setup.

    http://gregarius.net/

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    Thanks for that, might give it a whirl
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    what's wrong with just using a stand-alone reader like Moz. Thunderbird. I use that. It's adequte I find.
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    Because I cant be arse to sync betwen home, work & when i'm on the road with the lappy
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