Free atom newsreader software for mac

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

The RSS-Reader-widget allows you to display news feeds in your dashboard.
It supports both RSS and Atom feeds. You can have multiple readers open which display different feeds. The widget can automatically reload your feeds.
Enhancements:
- Universal Binary
- Reloads the feed automatically
- Supports scrolling using the mouse scroller and keyboard arrows (Thanks to Nicolas Weber or implementing this)
- Some minor changes.

RSS Reader is a free Yahoo! widget that features a generic RSS and Atom feed reader.
RSS Reader allows the user to toggle between RSS feeds via the right-click menu, add new feeds, edit feeds, remove feeds, search feeds, set user-defined fonts, modify Widget width, change theme colors, and more. See README.txt and CHANGELOG.txt for detail

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- Fixed a problem with ampersands in URLs.

The Project D.U. Reader isnt your fathers RSS newsreader. Its preloaded with some of the best blogs on the web so you get up-to-the-minute headlines from our favorite sites on Music, Entertainment, Sports, Gaming, Travel and Fashion.

Its customizable so you can add your own channels, feeds and create your own favorites icons. Yeah, you can change the color too.

The Project D.U. Reader has a custom-designed interface and an editor who can point you to the best posts in the network. All of this is presented by SBC.

NewsYouCanUse gets news feeds from websites, notifying you of new items. It comes with a directory of more than 260 feeds. Drag and drop interface lets you import feeds straight from web pages. Spyware free.
Main features:
- Lives in your menubar
- Icon and audio notification of new items
- Built-in directory of hundreds of RSS and Atom feeds
- Drag and drop interface
- Configurable hierarchical menus and separators
- Priority feed feature lets you know when something special comes in
- Supports multimedia and BitTorrent enclosures
- Customizable HTML display
- News items open in your regular browser (Safari recommended).
Enhancements:
Better preview
- NYCUs preview panel is dramatically upgraded, offering a complete HTML presentation of the feed, complete with embedded images. Mousing over a link displays the links URL in the new status display.
Display preferences button
- A new display preferences button in the newsfeeds window allows users to specify the fonts, font sizes and colors used in the preview display.
Help button
- NYCUs help pages can now be accessed from a help button in the newsfeeds window. This will be useful to users who have switched off NYCUs dock icon and consequently cannot access the applications help menu.
Incremental XML parser refinement
- The parser no longer hangs on malformed image tags.

NewsFire 1.6 (v80) is an effective utility created for sharing information on the web.

Popular news sites like Yahoo!, BBC News, The New York Times, CNET and Wired, along with tens of thousands of personal blogs and independant media sites all publish RSS feeds that you can subscribe to.

Naturally, the volume of information being published every second is hard to grasp and keep abreast of. If you had to visit each site and click 'Refresh', you'd never get anything done. Enter NewsFire, which is like a turbocharged bookmark menu for your news sites. NewsFire constantly checks for freshly published news from your list of news feeds and notifies you. There's even some eye-candy involved - NewsFire's list of news feeds is animated just like iChat, so feeds swoop around as news is discovered.

There's a variety of RSS readers on Mac OS X, but none offer the style of NewsFire. NewsFire is brimming with Aqua-beauty and a rich, dynamic user experience. The others feel aesthetically unpleasant, bloated, and stuck in an interface paradigm that makes no sense for RSS. The kitchen sink is deliberately not included in NewsFire - it is intensely focused on simplicity. It snubs complexity for a minimalist interface that is intuitive, unobtrusive, and a total joy to use.
NewsFire supports the two major feed formats - RSS and Atom.

It also imports and exports OPML, a standard bookmark-like file format for news feeds. Importing your feeds from another newsreader is dead-simple!

Major Features:

1. RSS for Everyone: Simple to use and packed with features, NewsFire makes it a joy to keep atop the constant flow of information on the web.
2. Smart & Organized: It's easy to filter and organize your news with NewsFire's smart groups. Build your own feeds with custom rules, or drag and drop to create groups of related content.
3. Fit & finished: NewsFire's feed list, floating new items to the top with smooth animation, is an original. It looks good. It moves well. It delivers the polished Mac experience you expect.

atoms++ is a C++ wrapper around much of the UNIX C API. It particularly focuses on I/O and networking, as its intended to be used to develop network servers.

It uses modern C++ patterns, such as the ubiquitous boost::shared_ptr

Ensemble is the RSS/Atom leader which operates on Mac OS X.
Main features:
- Display 2 or 3 pane
- Synchronize read/unread status via .mac
- Manage history
- Import & Export OPML
- Customize pasteboard.
Enhancements:
- Update TinyXML
- Import ILCrashReporter
- Cant move folder
- Distinction of MIME type in enclosure
- Crash with invalid URL