May 15, 2007
NetNewsWire 3.0a8
Posted May. 15, ’07, 6:58 AM PT by Derik DeLong
Category | Software » Updates
The last time we checked in with the newsreader of choice among many of us MacUsers, NetNewsWire, superhero developer Brent Simmons had released a “d” for dangerous 3.0 build. This new version has dropped the dangerous moniker, but is still an alpha and can result in data loss (though, in my limited and by no means conclusive experience, it’s been rather stable).
One of the new things in this build as compared to the last is the reappearance of horizontal tabs (hear that Omni? Brent found a way to support both styles of tabs!). That’s only one of an almost unimaginably long list of changes. NetNewsWire is, as far as I’m concerned, the leading RSS client in the Mac universe and seeing where the application is going gives you an idea of where RSS is heading in general.
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It does seem pretty stable. I've been using the betas and they haven't crashed on me yet. You guys turned me on to NNW - thanks! Also QuickSilver. That brought me countless hours of fun this weekend.