Scan all the latest news, information and articles from thousands of your favorite major news organizations, community web sites and personal weblogs in one simple-to-read, searchable article list using Safari RSS.
Many major news organizations, community Web sites and personal Web logs offer headlines and article summaries in the form of news feeds using a new technology called RSS. Safari RSS lets you take these news feeds and view them together in a simple, ad-free list, so you can quickly find all the articles that interest you from across the Web.
When Safari RSS encounters a RSS feed, you can view a page with every headline and article summary right in the browser window. To read the complete article, click on the headline or summary to retrieve the complete Web page. RSS feeds naturally fit into a web browser, making Safari the ideal way to browse the entire web without a second application. Safari RSS has a slider control for customizing the displayed length of each article summary and controls for sorting and filtering displayed articles by Date, Title and Source.
Safari RSS even lets you know if you’ve landed on a Web site that offers an RSS feed by displaying an RSS icon in the Safari address field. Simply click the RSS indicator icon and Safari automatically formats the feed and displays it right in the browser. Bookmark the RSS feed so you can quickly return to it later.
Nice video clip showing how this all looks…