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Snackr is an RSS ticker that pulls random items from your feeds and scrolls them across your desktop. When you see a title that looks interesting, you can click on it to pop up the item in a window. The news that you see down at the bottom of the screen can be clicked to expand them into your active browser or whatever browser you tell Snackr to use as default.
The following review written by one of the Software Informer contributors applies to version 0.3
Snackr is a great little Adobe AIR application for Windows. It connects to your RSS feeds and shows them in a ticker at the bottom of your screen. The application is in an early production stage, but it shows that it has a lot of potential. The looks of this application are certainly a match for commercial-grade applications. It just looks great. I absolutely love seeing my news scroll at the bottom of my monitor at all times. So, I don't have to go open Google Reader, just to see if there are 2 or 3 new articles. The application is absolutely free but you need to have the Adobe AIR mainframe installed for it to install and work. Snackr also supports Mac OS X, which is great. You can have this great app wherever you go. That is one of the greatest things about Adobe AIR. It is universal. The news that you see down at the bottom of the screen can be clicked, and that will expand them into your active browser or whatever browser you tell Snackr to use as default. You can also have Snackr show images and articles as little pop-ups, but I prefer to read articles at full size. |
- Looks great.
- Works great.
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Reviewed by: José Fernández Reviewer rating: Reviewed: 3 years ago
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What's new in version 0.4
Fixed Google Reader integration to stop using an older unsupported authentication scheme. (Thanks to Rob Adams for this work.)
Now requires AIR 1.5.3 or later.
Options icon is now a gear instead of whatever that weird icon was I made up originally.
feed:// URLs now work.
Possible fix for reported intermittent memory leaks when Google Reader integration is enabled. |
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