Le gagnant selon l’auteur de l’article est SharpReader.

Like I mentioned before, Sauce Reader has a lot of features that I will never use. However, some of these features could be very beneficial to some one that reports in their blog on what other blogs or news sources are saying.

So, overall, SharpReader is a better RSS aggregator than Sauce Reader because SharpReader is a newsreader and nothing else, where Sauce Reader is a newsreader as well as a few other things. However, neither product completely satisfies my RSS aggregation needs. Both have their advantages (lightweight vs. all-in-one) but the defining disadvantage to Sauce Reader is its system resource utilization.

Notons que les deux logiciels tournent sous Windows et les deux nécessitent du Framework .NET.

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