About FeedsAnywhere

FeedsAnywhere came about after my brother Chad and I joined forces to combine projects we were working on individually. In 2004 I began part time development of a program to rate web articles based on the interests of each individual user. At some point a RSS/Atom front end was added and I used the program as my personal feed reader for the next few years.

Fast forward to 2007. Chad decided the existing mobile feed readers were inadequate as they didn't support all the features of their desktop brethren. He asked if I wanted to combine our efforts and FeedsAnywhere was born.

For those that aren't familiar with feed readers they provide an easy way to follow news on most web sites including The New York Times, Slashdot, and CNN. Also, Yahoo has a news feed for every stock. You can even get local news via many local papers. Just subscribe to a feed and then check FeedsAnywhere to see what's new at all of the web sites you want to follow. This saves time as you only visit individual web sites when a story interests you.

As a further time saver FeedsAnywhere learns the type of news you are interested in. After a little while using FeedsAnywhere you'll start to see news stories show up on the interesting page. I bookmark this page and check it before checking individual news feeds. It's a great time saver.

Whether you consume your news feeds on a computer like a PC or Mac or read on the go via iPhone, Android, or Blackberry I'll think you'll find FeedsAnywhere to be useful.

Regards,

Todd Martin
(FeedsAnywhere co-creator)

Navigation

j/k	selects the next/previous item in the list
n/p	in title view, selects the next item without opening it
space/shift+space	moves to the next/previous page
shift+m	open/close the main menu
shift+o	open/close the options menu
enter	select the highlight entry from a menu

Actions

enter,o	in title view, expands or collapses the selected item
shift+a	marks all items in the current page as read
d	go to the item's list of similar stories
i/u	designate the item as interesting/not interesting
m	marks the item as read or unread
s	adds or removes a star from the selected item
shift+s	open/close the item's share menu
shift+u	marks all items in the current page as unread
v	opens the original source for the item in a new tab

Go To a New Page

g then h	go to the homepage
g then i	go to the Interesting items view
g then a	go to the All items view
g then s	go to the Saved items view
g then p	go to the Popular items view
g then f	go to the Select a Feed page

Application

-	decrease the font size
=	increase the font size
esc	close any menu if open, otherwise deselect all items
?	open/close a decription of keyboard shortcuts