Easy-to-use RSS/Atom news reader for Mac

NetNewsWire 3.2.8 Build 3308

November, 2nd 2010 - 5.57 MB - Demo

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NetNewsWire 6.1.4
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Mac OS X
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Brent Simmons / External Link
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NetNewsWire.zip
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1562ff192ebdabb53895c9d577817e8b

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What's new in this version:

- 64-bit code (on 64-bit Intel systems). This may not have much of an effect, except for one big thing — when Flash crashes, it should no longer take down the app with it. (Flash is the single biggest cause of crashes in NetNewsWire.)
- Toolbar icon and button for sending to Instapaper.
- Send to Instapaper now appears in contextual menu when you click on a link in a description or web page.
- Swapped out the send-feedback system for a link to NetNewsWire’s UserVoice page. This way people can see if their feature requests are already made, and they can vote on requests.
- Tab thumbnails are now loaded as needed, instead of all at startup, which should help startup time for people with hundreds or thousands of tabs.
- Made some changes that *may* help people behind proxies, particularly authenticating proxies, though I’m not sure of that yet. (It’s something to watch for.)