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Bloglines New Languages
Today we launched a new internationalized site that allows people to join and navigate Bloglines in six new languages. We've noticed since the beginning that our members read blogs, collect feeds and track searches in many languages, and we get great feedback from Bloglines fans all over the world. We want Bloglines to be easy for everybody, and part of that is opening the service to the millions of internet users that speak languages other than English. Give it a try and let us know what you think.
We have also reached the milestone of 200 million articles indexed. It took us a year to reach 100 million, and less than 4 months for our blog and news feed content index to double. That's amazing in any language.
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Bloglines Firefox Center
It's no surprise that Firefox has been a big hit among bloggers: the browser is free, small, fast, open-source, standards-compliant, supported by a large community, and nicely optimized for RSS discovery.
With the 1.0 release today, we think it is really going to take off, and that's why we're announcing the Bloglines Firefox Center today.
Over the past few months, we've watched users steadily switch away from Netscape and Internet Explorer to Firefox. Back in July, while Firefox was still in beta, it had grown to over 5% of our traffic. Today, Firefox represents 20% of requests to Bloglines.
Perhaps the most exciting aspect of Firefox is its ease of extensibility. We regularly hear from developers writing programs on top of the Bloglines Web Services and Notifier APIs, but the Firefox extensions are some of the best and should really help regular consumers use RSS. To learn more, visit our Firefox Center and grab a copy of the browser and all the latest extensions.
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Updates
We have rolled out several updates to Bloglines. There are two new versions of the Bloglines Mozilla Extension, an English version and a Portuguese version, with the following new features:
"Blog this Link" and "Blog this Text" options in context menu, allowing easy posting to your Bloglines Clip Blog
Automatic updating enabled
Compatible with latest Firefox nightly builds (0.11 or 1.0RC1)
Updated icon and text In addition to the Mozilla extension, a new Firefox extension called LiveLines has been developed by Bloglines user Gomyoung Kim. The notifiers page has a list of all the Bloglines notifiers and browser extensions available.
There has been a lot of activity involving the Bloglines Web Services, and we have updated the list of programs that use them. Several additional aggregators have announced support for Bloglines. There's a new Bloglines IM notifier, several programs dedicated to Bloglines and podcasting, and a script to download your Bloglines feeds to your iPod.
Finally, we have updated the Bloglines Web Services Sync API. The getitems method now supports bulk fetching of articles from all the subscriptions within a folder.
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Forum and Show Only Updated Feeds
Today we launched a web forum for our users to discuss Bloglines, and for developers to discuss the Bloglines Web Services. We also updated the list of 3rd party tools that use the Bloglines Web Services. If you have developed a library or application that uses the web services, please announce it in the forum.
In addition, we also launched a new feature, Show Only Updated Feeds. You can toggle this setting in the Feed Options page of your account. When active, only subscriptions that have unread articles will be displayed in your My Feeds page. It's a great way to simplify the My Feeds display.
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Posted on: Mon, Oct 4 2004 11:30 PM
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Bloglines Web Services
Today we announced the Bloglines Web Services, a set of functions to access Bloglines data in other programs. The services are built on open standards, and make it easy to access Bloglines subscription and blog entry data.
We also announced that several leading desktop aggregators, including FeedDemon, NetNewsWire and BlogBot, will be supporting the new functions, which will allow their users to synchronize their desktop accounts with Bloglines.
We look forward to the many exciting applications that will be built, and we will continue to expand the functionality of the Bloglines Web Services.
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Updated: Tue, Sep 28 2004 11:13 AM
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Keep New and Related Feeds
We rolled out two new features this evening, Keep New and Related Feeds. We also rolled out several minor interface changes, designed to make Bloglines easier to use.
Keep NewWhen reading your feeds, at the bottom of each entry is a checkbox labeled Keep New. Check it and that entry is marked unread, and will stay that way until you uncheck the box. This is useful for entries that you decide you don't have time to read right now, but that you don't want to save in your Clippings folder. You can also use the mark all new link that appears at the top of each feed in the right pane when reading subscriptions to reset all the currently displayed items to unread.
Related FeedsThroughout the Bloglines site, there is now a related feeds link for each feed. We look at all the Bloglines subscribers for a given feed, and calculate what other feeds may be related to that feed. This is another method for finding interesting feeds. It complements the Bloglines Recommendations which differ in that those are personalized for each user.
Log In ChangeFinally, on a technical note, we changed how user authentication is done on the site. All this means to you, our users, is that you may have had to to log in again after the site upgrade, even if you were logged into the site before.
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Updated: Wed, Sep 22 2004 10:09 AM
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New Mozilla/Firefox Notifier
A new version of the Bloglines notifier for Mozilla and Firefox browsers has been released. The new version is compatible with the latest Firefox release. To download the Mozilla notifier or any of our other notifiers, see the Bloglines Notifiers page.
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Interface Updates and a Bloglines IE Extension
We've rolled out several enhancements to the Bloglines site:
You can now move a subscription to a different folder from within the 'Edit Subscription' dialog
Clip Blogs now have a calendar, so that older entries can be viewed by date
The 'tips' have been redone, and you can now easily cycle through various Bloglines features in the right pane of the My Feeds display
The Subscribe page has been enhanced with shortcuts that make it easy to subscribe to Live Journals, Xanga blogs, Google Groups, and Yahoo Groups. This page is also accessible through the Add link in the left pane of the My Feeds page. We're also pleased to announce the release of the Bloglines Internet Explorer extension. The extension was developed by Bloglines user Dan Grigsby. For more information about all of the Bloglines notifiers and browser extensions, please see the Bloglines Notifiers page.
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