Publisher's Description
From Gruml:
Gruml allows you to view and manage your feed subscriptions of your Google Reader account on Mac OS X.
Read your newsfeeds, manage them in folders, tag them, and much more - all in sync with your Google Reader account.
- Always in sync Gruml and Google Reader are always in sync. Any changes you are doing in Gruml are also transferred to your Google Reader, as well as any changes in Google Reader are synchronized to Gruml promptly.
- Tweet articles Tweet articles including short URLs directly via Gruml.
- Manage your folders Create new folders for your subscriptions, rename existing ones and organize your feeds in a proper manner.
- Post notes Post and organize notes to Google Reader.
- Snow Leopard ready Gruml is ready for Snow Leopard
What's new in this version:
- New: support of new Lion features (fullscreen, sidebar, resume)
- Fixes sync issues with Google Reader
- Fixes problems switching between 3-column- and bottom-preview-style
- Fixes some problems with internal browser
- further bug fixes
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"Fast and efficient"
Version: Gruml 0.9.25
Pros
Customizable, fast, reliable
Cons
Not as pretty as Reeder
Summary
While it doesn't look as pretty and "Macish" as Reeder, it is far faster and it correctly cleans-up read items after you've read them.
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"Well, it's a beta...."
Version: Gruml 0.9.22
Pros
Simple operation.
Cons
It can't track unread items, the counts will just disappear both in the window and the taskbar icon. I don't know if it happens during periodic syncs or what but it makes the app nearly unusable.
Summary
Promising, dirt simple app to keep an eye on. When it's finished it should be pretty good. But it's not finished.
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"Sorry, but I can't use it"
Version: Gruml 0.9.16
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
Gruml looks like it has potential, but I found it impossible to navigate in Gruml without using a mouse. Most of the usual keyboard navigation commands simply aren't there, and others are there but don't always work. For those of you who prefer to use a mouse, that may not be a problem -- but for me it makes Gruml unusable. -
"Great APP!!!!!"
Version: Gruml 0.9.16
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
Great in every way.I see no problem with speed on my G5 or Macbook Pro. I had to turn off Growl in its preferences due to the multitude of notices .(I have a lot of feeds) I love the interface and it looks like a winner. A good replacement for NNW. -
"Sluggish, but great features"
Version: Gruml 0.9.14
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
Gruml might be trying to sync with Google Reader a bit too often; or for whatever other reason feels a bit sluggish. Still, sync with Reader (hence iPhone) it does, and includes all the other management features I've previously had to use Google's lousy interface for. The speed issue is tolerable, the application well worth running if syncing your RSS feed is of any importance to you.
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