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Online OPML Browser/Editor - Next Step The next natural progression is an Online OPML Broswer/Editor that supports inclusion. Voidstar OPML Browser Here is another interesting OPML Reader. New Blauer Online OPML Reader Out There I tried this one at Der Blog von blauerbote.com, and I couldn't seem to get it to work. Can someone else try? I left a comment and I will see if I get a response. Does OPML + RSS = Attention? Maybe someone has thought about this already, but the previous post just made a lightbulb go off in my head! What if we could marry RSS and OPML. Think of scanning a river of news headlines, and then being able to expand the headlines that are of greatest interest to us. Come to think of it, we could categorize the RSS/OPML headlines and then browse the items in each category. MonitorThis is close to that. I don't know why I am writing as we. Heh. However, if you could take a mashup of MonitorThis and an RSS feed that was tunable to your own categories, and also a separate feed, say tied to some tagging taxonomy, you would have a very powerful tool. I also see the TechCrunch directory as coming very close to this concept. Taskable is another super example of this concept. Except that it is a task bar app, not in a browser. It would be pretty interesting if you could take Taskable and put it into a browser. domCollapse - Expand and Collapse HTML Content A cool tool to collapse content via javascript. It is free, but curiously, not open source. So I hesitate to link to it here, but the tool funtionality looked impressive. Maybe the technique will be useful to someone. It reminds me of how I have seen opml renderers collapse content under headings. Update: Duh! I just noticed this functionality in my watchlist at Technorati. I feel so dumb..., oh well, still looks cool, and gave me some ideas... |
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