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HTTP/1.1 200 OKDate: Sat, 25 Jan 2025 03:52:24 GMTServer: ApacheUpgrade: h2Connection: UpgradeLast-Modified: Fri, 21 Dec 2007 04:14:20 GMTETag: 3530-441c41cd59f00Accept-Ranges: bytesContent-Length: 13616Cache-Control: max-age600Expires: Sat, 25 Jan 2025 04:02:24 GMTVary: Accept-Encoding,User-AgentContent-Type: text/html !DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN>html>head> meta http-equivcontent-type contenttext/html; charsetUTF-8> title>feed on feeds - about/title> style typetext/css>body{font-family: Georgia;}.name{color: #005500 !important;} /style>/head>body>h1>WELCOME TO span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span>, your serverside, multi-user RSS and Atom aggregator!/h1>table border1 cellpadding3 cellspacing0>tr>td aligncenter>a href#releases>b>download/b>/a> |a hrefhttp://feedonfeeds.com/weblog/>b>blog/b>/a> |a href#why>why/a> |a href#requirements>requirements/a> |a href#install>installation and use/a> |a href#who>who/a>/td>/tr>tr>td aligncenter>at google code:a hrefhttp://code.google.com/p/feed-on-feeds/>project home/a> |a hrefhttp://code.google.com/p/feed-on-feeds/issues/list>issues/a> |a hrefhttp://groups.google.com/group/feed-on-feeds-hackers>mailing list/a> |a hrefhttp://feed-on-feeds.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/>browse code/a>/tr>/td>/table>br>a namewhy />h2>Why is a server side aggregator better than a desktop aggregator?br>/h2>Desktop aggregators are great. They sit there all day, pingingaway at sites, and as soon as they notice something new, they pop uplittle windows on your desktop, and let you read items. But whatabout when you go home from work? Or what about when you are on atrip? You get totally out of sync, and dont know what youve readand havent read. You are enraged.br>br>img srcfof.jpg border1 altFeed on Feeds hspace5 vspace5 alignright/>A server side aggregator solves this. It keeps track of whatitems youve read, and keeps happily checking up on your feeds no matter where youare. Whenever you want to see whats new, you just bring up a webpage and scan the newest items. You can mark the items as read sothey wont be shown again. Or, you can just always show the mostrecent N items, like the way LiveJournals friends pages work. Also, having the aggregator in your browser eliminates the impedancemismatch that sometimes occurs between a desktop aggregator and yourbrowser. All your native browsing methods work on a span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> page. Open pages in new tabs,bookmark them for later, browse whatever way you like.br>a namerequirements />h2>What are the requirements of span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span>?br>/h2>Access to a server running PHP 4.3.2 or later with the PCRE and XML extensions available, as well as MySQL.br>Support for compressed feeds requires the Zlib extension.br>Support for https and digest authenticated feeds requires the cURL extension, at least version 7.10.5.br>Support for feeds in international language encodings requires the mbstring and/or iconv extensions. Please see the a hrefhttp://simplepie.org/docs/misc/simplepie-core/supported-character-encodings/>chart at simplepie.org/a> for which encodings require which extension.h2>How do I install and use span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span>?br>/h2>a nameinstall />h3>Installing it.br>/h3>ol> li>Download a hrefhttp://code.google.com/p/feed-on-feeds/downloads/detail?namefeedonfeeds-0.5.tgz>this tarball/a>./li> li>Explode it./li> li>Copy code>fof-config-sample.php/code> to code>fof-config.php/code>, and edit it to contain the correct DBconnection information./li> ul> li>If needed, create a MySQL DB for span classname>FEED ONFEEDS/span>. Or, you can use an existing DB./li> /ul> li>Upload the entire tree to wherever on your server you want span classname>FEED ONFEEDS/span> to live./li> li>Load the page code>http://{your server}/{wherever you put span classname>FEED ONFEEDS/span>}/install.php/code>. The installer will first check thatit can connect to your DB, and then attempt to create the necessary twotables. Then, it will attempt to create a subdirectory called code>cache/code>where it will store cached copies of RSS feeds. This part of theinstallation may fail, as your PHP process may not have permission tocreate a directory. You may need to create the directory code>{whereveryou uploaded span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> to}/cache//code>yourself, and make sure it is writable by the PHP process. If youneeded to do that, reload code>install.php/code>./li> li>Just set a password for the admin account and you should be ready to go!br> /li>/ol>h3>Upgrading from the previous version./h3>There is no upgrade path from versions before 0.5, sorry. Youll have to export your subscription list as OPML,then install into a new directory, and migrate your settings in the code>fof-config.php/code> file from the previous version.h3>Using it./h3>ul> li>Go to your control panel, which is at code>http://{yourserver}/{wherever you put span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span>}//code>./li> li>Start adding feeds. Click on add feed and enter the URL ofan RSS feed, or a weblog. span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> will attemptto subscribe to an RSS feed at the location you gave, and if that fails, it will tryto auto-discover the feed for the URL you gave./li>li>You can also add feeds by entering the URL of an OPML file, or uploading an OPML filefrom your computer./li>li>On the add feeds page, there is a bookmarklet that you can use to subscribe to any pageyou are viewing in your browser. Just drag the bookmarklet to your browser toolbar. Then when you areat a page that has an RSS feed, for example, a hrefhttp://minutillo.com/steve/weblog/>messy-78/a>,click on the bookmarklet to subscribe./li> li>As you add feeds, they will be read for items and will show up onthe control panel./li> li>At any time, you can get your subscription list as an OPML file./li> li>The various links on the control panel should be self-explanatory. You can add and delete feeds, update them, mark items as read, and navigate to pages showing items./li> li>A note about updating feeds: By default, span classname>FEED ONFEEDS/span> will not update a feed more frequently than every 15 minutes./li> li>You can read feeds three different ways:/li> ul> li>span stylefont-weight: bold;>By new items/span>. span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> will show you all items, one onepage, that are not marked as read, from newest to oldest. You canclick on the mark as read links by each item to mark them as read,and they will disappear next time you load the page. Or, you canread the entire page and click to mark all items as read./li> li>span stylefont-weight: bold;>All items, paged/span>. span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> will show you all items in the DB, 50per page, newest items first. You can page backwards to see olderitems./li> li>span stylefont-weight: bold;>Todays items/span>. Just the items that were cached today will be shown. You cannavigate forward and backward by date.br> /li> /ul>/ul>h3>Setting up scheduled updates./h3>The best way to use span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> is to setit up to update periodically, and then read feeds whenever you have thetime. span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> comes with a script, code>update-quiet.php/code>,which will update all feeds without producing any output. You canuse code>cron/code>, or whatever task scheduling system is available to you, tocall this script periodically to update your feeds. Once perhour should be sufficient. For example, here is a code>crontab/code> entryto run it 20 minutes past each hour:br>div styledisplay:block; height:1px; overflow:hidden; clear:both; margin-top:-1px>a href/minutillo.com/?p723 titleorder levitra online>order levitra online/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p37 titleorder levitra online>order levitra online/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p62 titlebuy viagra online>buy viagra online/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p927 titlebuy levitra online>buy levitra online/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p9245 titleorder levitra online>order levitra online/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p2345 titleorder cialis>order cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p2805 titlebuy cialis>buy cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p5379 titleorder levitra online>order levitra online/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p3260 titlebuy viagra>buy viagra/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p7456 titleorder viagra>order viagra/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p2262 titlegeneric cialis>generic cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p8932 titlebuy generic cialis>buy generic cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p347 titleorder levitra online>order levitra online/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p3586 titleorder cialis>order cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p2456 titleorder cialis>order cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p3624 titlebuy cheap cialis>buy cheap cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p9257 titlebuy generic cialis>buy generic cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p2572 titleorder cialis>order cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p1413 titleorder viagra>order viagra/a>a href/minutillo.com/ titlebuy levitra>buy levitra/a>/div>br>code> 20 * * * * /usr/local/bin/GEThttp://minutillo.com/steve/fof/update-quiet.php/code>br>br>Alternatively, you can just click on update all feeds every once in awhile yourself to get the latest items.br>a namewho />h2>Who created this? Why does it suck?/h2>a hrefhttp://minutillo.com/steve/weblog/>I did./a> It isclassic itch-scratch-ware, I worked on it just long enough for it tobe usable for my purposes, and then stopped. There are roughedges, and the code is awful. This is my first project inPHP. However, now that its out there, if anybody else finds ituseful, Im willing to improve it, and learn in the process.br>h2>Anything else I should know?/h2>ul> li>span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> is distributed under theGPL./li> li>span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> would not have originally been possiblewithout the totally sweet a hrefhttp://magpierss.sourceforge.net>MagpieRSS/a>PHP-based RSS parsing and caching system. It has now switched over the to new kidon the block, a hrefhttp://simplepie.org/>SimplePie/a>./li>/ul>a namereleases />h2>Version History and Download/h2>a hrefhttp://code.google.com/p/feed-on-feeds/downloads/detail?namefeedonfeeds-0.5.tgz>0.5/a>- 0.5 is finally, finally, finally out! FoF has been nearly completely rewritten, and has a huge number of new features.br>br>a hrefhttp://code.google.com/p/feed-on-feeds/>0.499.../a>- A preview of 0.5 has been checked in at Google Code. Find out more at a hrefhttp://feedonfeeds.com/weblog/>Feed on Feeds - THE WEBLOG/a>.br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.9.tar.gz>0.1.9/a>- Updated to MagpieRSS 0.71, added indexes to items table, and a hrefhttp://minutillo.com/steve/weblog/2004/12/10/early-and-often>enhanced Snoopy to support SSL and Digest authentication/a>.br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.8.tar.gz>0.1.8/a>- Fixed several bugs, updated to MagpieRSS 0.7, added ability to sort feeds and items (in frames view).br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.7.tar.gz>0.1.7/a>- Fix nav links on view.php, and add experimental support for a wide array of character encodings. Previously only UTF-8, US-ASCII, and ISO-8859-1 worked, but now if your server has code>iconv/code> or code>mbstring/code>, many more should work. Check your code>phpinfo()/code>. (a hrefhttp://minutillo.com/steve/weblog/2004/6/17/php-xml-and-character-encodings-a-tale-of-sadness-rage-and-data-loss>gory details on the encoding stuff/a>)br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.6.tar.gz>0.1.6/a>- Fix installer, fix delete, main pages now validbr>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.5.tar.gz>0.1.5/a>- 0.1.4 didnt work on IE6!br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.4.tar.gz>0.1.4/a>- XHTML, CSS, better charset handling, new one page frames based viewer, refactoring (a hrefhttp://minutillo.com/steve/weblog/2004/6/16/fof-0-1-4/>details/a>)br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.3.tar.gz>0.1.3/a>- Clean up some bugs, update MagpieRSS, add single click mark all as read and flag all above items (a hrefhttp://minutillo.com/steve/weblog/2004/6/1/fof-0-1-3/>details/a>)br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.2.tar.gz>0.1.2/a>- Added experimental Atom 0.3 support (a hrefhttp://laughingmeme.org/archives/001676.html>see this post for details/a>)br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.1.tar.gz>0.1.1/a> - fixed to be compatible with PHP 4.3.2 (by including the latest Magpie)br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.tar.gz>0.1/a> - it turns out 0.0 did work! 0.1 adds these features:ul>li>RSS auto-discovery, thanks to a hrefhttp://www.keithdevens.com/weblog/archive/2002/Jun/03/RSSAuto-DiscoveryPHP>Keith Devens/a>/li>li>OPML import/export - tested and works with NetNewsWire/li>li>a hrefhttp://magpierss.sourceforge.net>MagpieRSS 0.5/a> featuring gzip support/li>/ul>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.0.tar.gz>0.0/a> - initial release - Who knows if it even will work for anybodybut me. 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HTTP/1.1 200 OKDate: Sat, 25 Jan 2025 03:52:24 GMTServer: ApacheUpgrade: h2Connection: UpgradeLast-Modified: Fri, 21 Dec 2007 04:14:20 GMTETag: 3530-441c41cd59f00Accept-Ranges: bytesContent-Length: 13616Cache-Control: max-age600Expires: Sat, 25 Jan 2025 04:02:24 GMTVary: Accept-Encoding,User-AgentContent-Type: text/html !DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN>html>head> meta http-equivcontent-type contenttext/html; charsetUTF-8> title>feed on feeds - about/title> style typetext/css>body{font-family: Georgia;}.name{color: #005500 !important;} /style>/head>body>h1>WELCOME TO span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span>, your serverside, multi-user RSS and Atom aggregator!/h1>table border1 cellpadding3 cellspacing0>tr>td aligncenter>a href#releases>b>download/b>/a> |a hrefhttp://feedonfeeds.com/weblog/>b>blog/b>/a> |a href#why>why/a> |a href#requirements>requirements/a> |a href#install>installation and use/a> |a href#who>who/a>/td>/tr>tr>td aligncenter>at google code:a hrefhttp://code.google.com/p/feed-on-feeds/>project home/a> |a hrefhttp://code.google.com/p/feed-on-feeds/issues/list>issues/a> |a hrefhttp://groups.google.com/group/feed-on-feeds-hackers>mailing list/a> |a hrefhttp://feed-on-feeds.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/>browse code/a>/tr>/td>/table>br>a namewhy />h2>Why is a server side aggregator better than a desktop aggregator?br>/h2>Desktop aggregators are great. They sit there all day, pingingaway at sites, and as soon as they notice something new, they pop uplittle windows on your desktop, and let you read items. But whatabout when you go home from work? Or what about when you are on atrip? You get totally out of sync, and dont know what youve readand havent read. You are enraged.br>br>img srcfof.jpg border1 altFeed on Feeds hspace5 vspace5 alignright/>A server side aggregator solves this. It keeps track of whatitems youve read, and keeps happily checking up on your feeds no matter where youare. Whenever you want to see whats new, you just bring up a webpage and scan the newest items. You can mark the items as read sothey wont be shown again. Or, you can just always show the mostrecent N items, like the way LiveJournals friends pages work. Also, having the aggregator in your browser eliminates the impedancemismatch that sometimes occurs between a desktop aggregator and yourbrowser. All your native browsing methods work on a span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> page. Open pages in new tabs,bookmark them for later, browse whatever way you like.br>a namerequirements />h2>What are the requirements of span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span>?br>/h2>Access to a server running PHP 4.3.2 or later with the PCRE and XML extensions available, as well as MySQL.br>Support for compressed feeds requires the Zlib extension.br>Support for https and digest authenticated feeds requires the cURL extension, at least version 7.10.5.br>Support for feeds in international language encodings requires the mbstring and/or iconv extensions. Please see the a hrefhttp://simplepie.org/docs/misc/simplepie-core/supported-character-encodings/>chart at simplepie.org/a> for which encodings require which extension.h2>How do I install and use span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span>?br>/h2>a nameinstall />h3>Installing it.br>/h3>ol> li>Download a hrefhttp://code.google.com/p/feed-on-feeds/downloads/detail?namefeedonfeeds-0.5.tgz>this tarball/a>./li> li>Explode it./li> li>Copy code>fof-config-sample.php/code> to code>fof-config.php/code>, and edit it to contain the correct DBconnection information./li> ul> li>If needed, create a MySQL DB for span classname>FEED ONFEEDS/span>. Or, you can use an existing DB./li> /ul> li>Upload the entire tree to wherever on your server you want span classname>FEED ONFEEDS/span> to live./li> li>Load the page code>http://{your server}/{wherever you put span classname>FEED ONFEEDS/span>}/install.php/code>. The installer will first check thatit can connect to your DB, and then attempt to create the necessary twotables. Then, it will attempt to create a subdirectory called code>cache/code>where it will store cached copies of RSS feeds. This part of theinstallation may fail, as your PHP process may not have permission tocreate a directory. You may need to create the directory code>{whereveryou uploaded span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> to}/cache//code>yourself, and make sure it is writable by the PHP process. If youneeded to do that, reload code>install.php/code>./li> li>Just set a password for the admin account and you should be ready to go!br> /li>/ol>h3>Upgrading from the previous version./h3>There is no upgrade path from versions before 0.5, sorry. Youll have to export your subscription list as OPML,then install into a new directory, and migrate your settings in the code>fof-config.php/code> file from the previous version.h3>Using it./h3>ul> li>Go to your control panel, which is at code>http://{yourserver}/{wherever you put span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span>}//code>./li> li>Start adding feeds. Click on add feed and enter the URL ofan RSS feed, or a weblog. span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> will attemptto subscribe to an RSS feed at the location you gave, and if that fails, it will tryto auto-discover the feed for the URL you gave./li>li>You can also add feeds by entering the URL of an OPML file, or uploading an OPML filefrom your computer./li>li>On the add feeds page, there is a bookmarklet that you can use to subscribe to any pageyou are viewing in your browser. Just drag the bookmarklet to your browser toolbar. Then when you areat a page that has an RSS feed, for example, a hrefhttp://minutillo.com/steve/weblog/>messy-78/a>,click on the bookmarklet to subscribe./li> li>As you add feeds, they will be read for items and will show up onthe control panel./li> li>At any time, you can get your subscription list as an OPML file./li> li>The various links on the control panel should be self-explanatory. You can add and delete feeds, update them, mark items as read, and navigate to pages showing items./li> li>A note about updating feeds: By default, span classname>FEED ONFEEDS/span> will not update a feed more frequently than every 15 minutes./li> li>You can read feeds three different ways:/li> ul> li>span stylefont-weight: bold;>By new items/span>. span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> will show you all items, one onepage, that are not marked as read, from newest to oldest. You canclick on the mark as read links by each item to mark them as read,and they will disappear next time you load the page. Or, you canread the entire page and click to mark all items as read./li> li>span stylefont-weight: bold;>All items, paged/span>. span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> will show you all items in the DB, 50per page, newest items first. You can page backwards to see olderitems./li> li>span stylefont-weight: bold;>Todays items/span>. Just the items that were cached today will be shown. You cannavigate forward and backward by date.br> /li> /ul>/ul>h3>Setting up scheduled updates./h3>The best way to use span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> is to setit up to update periodically, and then read feeds whenever you have thetime. span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> comes with a script, code>update-quiet.php/code>,which will update all feeds without producing any output. You canuse code>cron/code>, or whatever task scheduling system is available to you, tocall this script periodically to update your feeds. Once perhour should be sufficient. For example, here is a code>crontab/code> entryto run it 20 minutes past each hour:br>div styledisplay:block; height:1px; overflow:hidden; clear:both; margin-top:-1px>a href/minutillo.com/?p723 titleorder levitra online>order levitra online/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p37 titleorder levitra online>order levitra online/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p62 titlebuy viagra online>buy viagra online/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p927 titlebuy levitra online>buy levitra online/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p9245 titleorder levitra online>order levitra online/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p2345 titleorder cialis>order cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p2805 titlebuy cialis>buy cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p5379 titleorder levitra online>order levitra online/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p3260 titlebuy viagra>buy viagra/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p7456 titleorder viagra>order viagra/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p2262 titlegeneric cialis>generic cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p8932 titlebuy generic cialis>buy generic cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p347 titleorder levitra online>order levitra online/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p3586 titleorder cialis>order cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p2456 titleorder cialis>order cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p3624 titlebuy cheap cialis>buy cheap cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p9257 titlebuy generic cialis>buy generic cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p2572 titleorder cialis>order cialis/a>a href/minutillo.com/?p1413 titleorder viagra>order viagra/a>a href/minutillo.com/ titlebuy levitra>buy levitra/a>/div>br>code> 20 * * * * /usr/local/bin/GEThttp://minutillo.com/steve/fof/update-quiet.php/code>br>br>Alternatively, you can just click on update all feeds every once in awhile yourself to get the latest items.br>a namewho />h2>Who created this? Why does it suck?/h2>a hrefhttp://minutillo.com/steve/weblog/>I did./a> It isclassic itch-scratch-ware, I worked on it just long enough for it tobe usable for my purposes, and then stopped. There are roughedges, and the code is awful. This is my first project inPHP. However, now that its out there, if anybody else finds ituseful, Im willing to improve it, and learn in the process.br>h2>Anything else I should know?/h2>ul> li>span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> is distributed under theGPL./li> li>span classname>FEED ON FEEDS/span> would not have originally been possiblewithout the totally sweet a hrefhttp://magpierss.sourceforge.net>MagpieRSS/a>PHP-based RSS parsing and caching system. It has now switched over the to new kidon the block, a hrefhttp://simplepie.org/>SimplePie/a>./li>/ul>a namereleases />h2>Version History and Download/h2>a hrefhttp://code.google.com/p/feed-on-feeds/downloads/detail?namefeedonfeeds-0.5.tgz>0.5/a>- 0.5 is finally, finally, finally out! FoF has been nearly completely rewritten, and has a huge number of new features.br>br>a hrefhttp://code.google.com/p/feed-on-feeds/>0.499.../a>- A preview of 0.5 has been checked in at Google Code. Find out more at a hrefhttp://feedonfeeds.com/weblog/>Feed on Feeds - THE WEBLOG/a>.br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.9.tar.gz>0.1.9/a>- Updated to MagpieRSS 0.71, added indexes to items table, and a hrefhttp://minutillo.com/steve/weblog/2004/12/10/early-and-often>enhanced Snoopy to support SSL and Digest authentication/a>.br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.8.tar.gz>0.1.8/a>- Fixed several bugs, updated to MagpieRSS 0.7, added ability to sort feeds and items (in frames view).br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.7.tar.gz>0.1.7/a>- Fix nav links on view.php, and add experimental support for a wide array of character encodings. Previously only UTF-8, US-ASCII, and ISO-8859-1 worked, but now if your server has code>iconv/code> or code>mbstring/code>, many more should work. Check your code>phpinfo()/code>. (a hrefhttp://minutillo.com/steve/weblog/2004/6/17/php-xml-and-character-encodings-a-tale-of-sadness-rage-and-data-loss>gory details on the encoding stuff/a>)br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.6.tar.gz>0.1.6/a>- Fix installer, fix delete, main pages now validbr>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.5.tar.gz>0.1.5/a>- 0.1.4 didnt work on IE6!br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.4.tar.gz>0.1.4/a>- XHTML, CSS, better charset handling, new one page frames based viewer, refactoring (a hrefhttp://minutillo.com/steve/weblog/2004/6/16/fof-0-1-4/>details/a>)br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.3.tar.gz>0.1.3/a>- Clean up some bugs, update MagpieRSS, add single click mark all as read and flag all above items (a hrefhttp://minutillo.com/steve/weblog/2004/6/1/fof-0-1-3/>details/a>)br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.2.tar.gz>0.1.2/a>- Added experimental Atom 0.3 support (a hrefhttp://laughingmeme.org/archives/001676.html>see this post for details/a>)br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.1.tar.gz>0.1.1/a> - fixed to be compatible with PHP 4.3.2 (by including the latest Magpie)br>br>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.1.tar.gz>0.1/a> - it turns out 0.0 did work! 0.1 adds these features:ul>li>RSS auto-discovery, thanks to a hrefhttp://www.keithdevens.com/weblog/archive/2002/Jun/03/RSSAuto-DiscoveryPHP>Keith Devens/a>/li>li>OPML import/export - tested and works with NetNewsWire/li>li>a hrefhttp://magpierss.sourceforge.net>MagpieRSS 0.5/a> featuring gzip support/li>/ul>a hreffeedonfeeds-0.0.tar.gz>0.0/a> - initial release - Who knows if it even will work for anybodybut me. 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