It then synchronizes this folder with either Dropbox or Google Drive allowing you to read your feeds from other computers you own. JellyReader allows you to subscribe to and read RSS feeds from Google Chrome, even when you are disconnected from the Internet by retrieving all feed data and storing it locally on your computer. JellyReader does pretty much something like that. All you need to do is move the folder containing the data cache on your hard drive to your Dropbox or Google Drive sync folder.
While RSS supporters wait for a practical solution and a robust API from the current breed of online feed readers that have come to replace Google Reader, which would hopefully enable users once again to read RSS feeds on the desktop, offline, while still synchronizing data across the Internet, a new, useful extension has appeared on the Chrome Store.īefore we talk about the Chrome extension in question, it’ll be helpful to remind people that online synchronization of any desktop feed reader is still possible via Dropbox or Google Drive or SkyDrive or any one of the innumerable personal online data backup services. The untimely death of Google Reader orphaned a number of desktop RSS readers that used the once popular online feed reader in the backend for synchronizing data between machines.
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