Have you ever noticed something on a website and immediately realized you’re not sure when it got there? I use Google Reader multiple times a day, and never saw the “browse for stuff” option. So, today, I clicked it.
Quite interesting. It did pick some really interesting recommendations, and I subscribed to a few. What I also liked was that it let me sort them into folders in-line, meaning I didn’t have to do a lot of frivolous navigating to put the feeds right where I wanted them.
Pretty useful when looking for something new that you haven’t found via other sources.
Has it been around long?
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