Safari 4.0 in the wild - #6 - RSS feeds in Safari 4.0

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Safari 4.0 in the wild

#6 / October 12, 2009 / 2:43 min.

RSS feeds in Safari 4.0

RSS - really simple syndication

, is a great way to keep on top of all your favorite sites. Safari goes out of its way to give you all you need to make

RSS feeds easy

. There's a built-in RSS reader, RSS search, bookmark RSS feeds, personal

RSS clipping service

and several other RSS-specific improvements in Safari 4.0.

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Safari 4.0

offers a wide range of RSS functions.

- Built-in RSS aggregation makes it easy view all your feeds in one place.

- You can

search your RSS feeds

for the keywords or search terms you're looking for.

- You can even bookmark RSS feeds.

- To do this just click on an RSS feed icon.

- When it's displayed click on the + sign that's to the left of the address bar.

- A dialog comes up where you can type a name for your bookmark/RSS feed.

- You can also determine where it is saved; you can place your RSS feed in the Bookmark Bar, the Bookmark Menu or in another location of your choosing.

- Automatic update notifications alert you when there are new articles to see in your feeds.

- In addition you can also sort your RSS feeds.

- You can adjust the length of RSS entries so you get the key information you want.