I used to use Feeddemon as my RSS reader. It was free and quite handy for reading. An interesting small detail was that when I opened an article in it, the World Window browser could directly capture it in the background, unlike IE and Maxthon which would pop up to the foreground, making it troublesome to switch to the next article; Later, I found out that Feeddemon consumed a lot of system resources when updating, sometimes keeping the CPU at 100%, which wasn't good; Eventually, with no other choice, despite concerns about Google possibly knowing too many "private" details, I started using Google Reader, which made it more convenient to read both at the office and at home; Google Reader has many shortcut keys that can enhance the reading experience. I had noticed this before but didn't pay much attention. I only learned one trick: the J key for the next article, haha!