Google Reader Mini Update

by ivan on 2006-10-29 20:11:14

Just yesterday, Google Reader completed another series of bug-fixing activities, and the most practical improvement might be the ability to instantly categorize a new RSS Feed subscription—place it into a specified folder. You can also instantly create new folders.

According to the records on the official Google Reader blog, the following corrections have been made in Google Reader:

1. Reduced conflicts between shared code and other JS code;

2. When entering Google Reader through "Add to Google," you will now see a confirmation prompt;

3. Keyword searches for RSS Feeds are now possible in Opera;

4. The scroll position is now automatically reset when switching between Feeds and folders;

5. The "none" color scheme in the shared code is now fully functional;

6. The email address for sending shared tags to friends has been corrected;

7. The function to mark all as read has been repaired;

8. Content no longer gets mixed up when quickly switching between different RSS Feeds;

9. The "gt" and "gu" shortcuts now work properly in IE.

However, disappointingly, Google Reader still hasn't enhanced any Feed management features, as I mentioned before. So, if you decide to use Google Reader, I suggest pairing it with tools like Zhuaxia or Bloglines for managing your Feeds.

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