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Latest Version: Feed Notifier 2.3 (7 MB)
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Feed Notifier source code is provided under a BSD license. Software patches from the community are welcome and may be integrated in future releases.
Changes in v2.3
- Sound notifications when pop-ups appear (optional).
- Support for multiple displays (choose on which monitor pop-ups appear).
- Support for using the mousewheel and keyboard to navigate through pop-up items.
- Complete removal of IE ActiveX plugin (and thus HTML themes) for performance/bug-fix reasons.
- Fix for “No handler found for image type.” bug that occurred with malformed favicons.
- Fix for “The URL entered does not appear to be a valid RSS/Atom feed.” when the feed being added was actually valid but empty (no entries).
- Fix for never polling when multiple network adapters exist and not all where connected to the internet.
Changes in v2.2
- Advanced keyword filtering to improve quality of pop-ups shown.
- Auto-detection of authenticated feeds, username/password entry dialog.
- Multi-threaded feed polling for significantly improved performance.
- Fix for user idle time bug.
- Fixes for handling malformed feeds.
Changes in v2.1
- Better performance due to switch from ActiveX control to pure Python pop-ups.
- Software automatically checks for new versions to download and install.
- Better cross-platform support, in preparation for a Linux release.
Changes in v2.0
- Improved look and feel with support for themes.
- “Update Feeds” option to check all feeds on demand.
- Configurable pop-up size.
- Enable/Disable individual feeds without deleting them entirely.
- “Run at Startup” option in the installer.
- Item age displayed in pop-up, e.g. “5 minutes ago”
- Item author displayed in pop-up.
- Navigation controls displayed in pop-up, replacing the awkward pop-up stacking in v1.0.
- “Auto-play” option can be turned off to prevent popups from disappearing automatically.
- Pop-ups can be displayed in the center of the screen.
- System tray icon changes when the app is checking feeds.
- Automatically computes a good polling interval when adding a new feed.
- Shows the favicon for the feed when available.
- Number of items shown in pop-up, e.g. “4 of 12″
- Ability to edit feeds and configure feed titles and links.
- Proxy server support.
- Many more user preferences.
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