Anne Wilson writes:
> On Wednesday, July 20, 2011 03:05:29 AM Duncan wrote:
> > > I thought there were some extensions to make [firefox feeds] work
> > > better. But then Firefox is the wrong application maybe,
> >
> > I hadn't thought of that. If I give up on akonadi, I'll have to take
> > a look.
>
> Have you tried liferea? I used it when akregator was giving me problems,
> and it's quite good.
Just tried it, and you're right! Feels quite similar to Akregator, and has
no problems with web sites.
I found one drawback: It cannot download some images from KDE-Look, the
background menu only allows to zoom in or out. Dragging the image into a
Dolphin window works though.
It's the same with Akregator and Webkit (there I don't even have the menu),
but when I start to drag the image and stop, it looks like it is being
displayed with KHTML instead of Webkit now, and I get a context menu that
allows saving.
A little while ago I would have switched to Liferea at once, but since I
found out how to use Akregator with Webkit and since it saves the session
(it crashes multiple times per day), it is well usable.
For the moment, I have the Liferea window grouped to the Kontact window, and
will play with both this and Akregator. Thanks for the tip,
Wonko
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