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Comments on RSS feed client for Windows 10 which allows stacking and popups

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RSS feed client for Windows 10 which allows stacking and popups

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I seek a recommendation for a native RSS program which is:

  • Installable on Windows 10
  • Allows stacking: Putting all notifications in one place (for example, if I get feeds from two websites, I can view all in the same sheet with the website name alongside each feed)
  • Allows popups: As long as I am not playing a PC game, I could always get feeds popping up on the screen directly, not just posh notifications
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elgonzo‭ wrote over 2 years ago · edited over 2 years ago
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See comment topic title.

Not sure exactly what you mean by saying "feeds popping up on the screen directly". I don't know whether you really want to be interrupted by some window popping up and occluding the desktop (and potentially stealing input focus) while you are typing something, mouse-dragging something, or doing whatever with something on your PC. But if that's what you actually like, i unfortunately don't know of a program that caters to your masochist desires... ;-) Or, if i am mistaken and you don't got a masochistic edge, and assuming you are working on/with an immobile desktop PC, get a arse-cheap second monitor and plonk your RSS feed client full-screen on that secondary display...

deleted user wrote over 2 years ago · edited over 2 years ago
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Some nice ideas, thanks.

I personally work with a laptop with just one screen.

I would indeed consider to replace the popups with some "hover on me to view new feeds" area waiting for me to hover on, in, say, the rightmost-downmost edge of the screen.