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Many of the reviews and comments about the new beta of Microsoft’s Internet Exploder Explorer, IE7, have focused on the RSS implementation. Adam Green at Darwinianweb.com got everybody’s attention when he said that he thought the browser would kill a lot of aggregators,
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I hope you're right, and that eventually the "edge" will feed back into the center to help it evolve. As Robert Scoble said when someone called him an "edge case," even Doug Englebart -- the inventor of the mouse -- was an edge case at one point :-)
Rob:
Thanks for the link. Nick is a smart guy, and I like FeedDemon a lot. I'm glad he stayed away from the "us vs. them" thing in talking about IE7. I think some of his comments are right on, particularly concerning the use of a user's feed data, and the placement of the navigation buttons (the "blue boobs)." The latter wouldn't matter so much if I could use mouse gestures to go back and forth like I do with Firefox -- which just shows how used we've gotten to Firefox's adaptability.