Newshutch, the Bloglines Killer

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5 responses to “Newshutch, the Bloglines Killer”

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   Steve

   7/20/2006

   I tried Newshutch and really wanted to like it, but saying it’s a tad slow is an understatement. Plus I found that when adding and managing feeds you have to hit refresh a lot. You shouldn’t have to do that with an Ajax app. Also, some features like mark all read don’t seem to work for me. Finally, I do like 37signals but I’m getting a bit tired of all the copycat sites that are popping up.

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   Matt

   7/20/2006

   Steve – when was the last time you used it? I had a similar experience as you when I first started to use it, but I think issues are resolved now.

   I don’t mind “copycat” sites as long as they are good. Newshutch is becoming good. :)

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   Mithrill

   7/22/2006

   Nice find. I just signed up for it. I wasn’t really happy with my free online News Gator account so I’m can’t wait to see how I like this one. Once I briefly used Bloglines, but I preferred News Gator to it.

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   hash

   8/02/2006

   Great find Matt. I’ve been a longtime user of the client-based Firefox plugin by Sage. I’ve used Bloglines as well, and it worked well, but this is definitely a step up. Something that will move me from Sage for sure.

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   Daniel Aleksandersen

   7/07/2007

   Newshutch is great. But it was better before. As they have been adding new features the interface has become more and more cluttered. I miss the old Newshutch!

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