Add to Chrome: - Access your data on all websites - Access your tabs and browsing activity Yeah, right. I'm an idiot?
It does sound scary but it's really hard to do anything without those permissions.
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Add to Chrome: - Access your data on all websites - Access your tabs and browsing activity Yeah, right. I'm an idiot?
It does sound scary but it's really hard to do anything without those permissions.
Don't understand why more people are not just sticking with Google Reader until it closes instead of switching now.
Add to Chrome: - Access your data on all websites - Access your tabs and browsing activity Yeah, right. I'm an idiot?
More info & discussion can be found at the item posted a few days ago:
Don't understand why more people are not just sticking with Google Reader until it closes instead of switching now.
my feed reader needs to be as invisible to me as possible, i just want to read the content
I believe most users are currently in a "searching" phase, and have joined more than one alternative, so this sudden growth might be misleadding. That said, for now, Feedly is my favorite alternative, so good luck.
But it seems like a pretty good estimate of the number of active and aggrieved Google Reader users out there.
If 500k users switched in 48h, 3 months before the shut down, how many users the Reader actually has? It seems it must be a lot.
Add to Chrome: - Access your data on all websites - Access your tabs and browsing activity Yeah, right. I'm an idiot?
Newsblur has no such shenanigans and is developed by a HNer.
If 500k users switched in 48h, 3 months before the shut down, how many users the Reader actually has? It seems it must be a lot.
Do you think all of the 500k were actual Google Reader users? It's possible a portion are jumping on the hivemind's bandwagon. Not discrediting the cause, just saying that some people like to join causes for the sake of joining causes.