For instructions, see Install an older version of Adobe Reader on Mac OS. Double-click the.dmg file. (If you don't see the Safari Downloads window, click Finder (User Name) Downloads.) Double-click Install Adobe Acrobat Reader DC to start the installation. When asked if you are sure that you want to open the file, click Open. Requires Mac OS X v10.7 or later. Also available on the Mac App Store. Free to use - If you don't use synchronization, Shrook for your Mac is completely free to use, with no ads. Easy subscription - Subscribe to sites just by entering the home page address.
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After FeedDemon for Windows Going free, NewsFire is next to join the queue of client side RSS feed reader application going FREE. NewsFire is considered a very good option for glitzy MAC OS X users.
It is simple to use and packed with loads of features for managing number of RSS feeds. You can easily filter and organize your news with NewsFire’s smart groups. It allows you to build own feeds with custom rules, or drag and drop to create groups of related content.
Besides the functionality, it has polished interface. It has looks and style to be worthy for your MAC OS X system. Best part, you get all this for FREE.
However, as pointed by Web Worker Daily– Is competition with online Readers like Google Reader forcing Client side options like NewsFire and FeedDemon go FREE?
Details: NewsFire for Mac OS X – Download
Online VS Offline RSS reader – Well, I prefer online alternative of Google Reader. It is easy, quick and lets you gorge lot of content in least amount of time.
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Besides being free, there is nothing to install that can hog system resources and can be used on any computer hooked to internet. Need say more?
Shrook
Shrook is no longer in active development and is not recommended for new users.
The RSS reader that syncs
Shrook is a full-featured RSS reader for your Mac that painlessly syncs with your iPhone, iPad and other Macs.
Requires Mac OS X v10.7 or later
Also available on the Mac App Store.
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- Free to use - If you don't use synchronization, Shrook for your Mac is completely free to use, with no ads.
- Easy subscription - Subscribe to sites just by entering the home page address.
- Twitter reading and posting - Follow all your favourite Twitter users in Shrook, and read and post directly from the app.
- Instant Notifications - Built-in support for Notification Center and Growl
- Spotlight support - Items from your feeds appear in Spotlight search results.
- In-app Browsing - View webpages directly in Shrook.
- Smart Groups - Define rules to pick out interesting items, with continuous updating as new items arrive.
- Scrapbooks - Save individual items to look at later.
- Qucik search - Enter a word into Shrook's search box, and the list of feeds or items instantly reduces to those matching the search.
- Access secure feeds - Shrook provides access to private feeds via HTTPS encryption (including self-signed) and password protection.
- Feed Guide - Shrook comes with a list of popular feeds so you get start subscribing straight away
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Sign up for a shrook.com account, and you also get:
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- Synchronization with no hassle
- Enter your shrook.com username and password on your Mac, iPhone or iPad, and Shrook does the rest.
- Track what you're reading, and what you've read
- shrook.com keeps the list of feeds you're subscribed to in sync on all of your devices. And whenever you read an item or tweet, it will appear as read on all of your devices.
- Free iPhone and iPad version
- Get the free native iPhone and iPad app to read your feeds wherever you are and stay synchronized with your shrook.com account and your Mac.
- Get your feeds on any computer
- Once synchronized you can log in to shrook.com from any web browser, and all of your feeds will be there. It has up-to-date information on what you've read, and when you get back to your Mac, it'll know what you looked at when you were away.