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Subscribe? No, bookmark!
It is always strange to me to talk about subscribing at all. I use Safari, and when I click a subscribe button, I am taken to the RSS page. If I don't bookmark this page, then I am not subscribed at all. So, subscribing is really just bookmarking an RSS feed. Why the different words for one action, bookmarking? If I click subscribe, and it takes me to the RSS feed, what if I were not very computer literate, and I thought that now I was actually subscribed? Bah.
Subscribe? No, bookmark!
Well, other apps (like NetNewsWire) don't call it bookmarking, they call it subscribing ... hence the confusion :).
Subscribe? No, bookmark!
Yes, but maybe Safari could have a tool tip over the RSS subscribe button that reads, "Click here to bookmark this RSS feed." And then, when you click on it, the Add Bookmark... drop down window appears.
Subscribe? No, bookmark!
I'm with you. I don't currently have any RSS subscriptions (bookmarks) because of Safari's setup.
Subscribe? No, bookmark!
The counters can be brought back to life by turning off bookmark syncing with .Mac...sorry not really applicable to original post but wanted to help a fella/gal out...
Very nice
Great, thanks for that! Geez, you'd think I spend enough time in forums, but I guess not. :P
Subscribe? No, bookmark!
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