RSS feeds have been part of the lives of millions of people to follow news, but over time it seems that the industry's reference applications have gone losing a bit of prominence, leaving some like NetNewsWire in no man's land for many years.
Phoenix
The best laps are those that are not expected, and that of NetNewsWire it was already one of those. After two years in an eternal beta phase, version 4 has finally seen the light. It does so by being fully compatible with OS X Yosemite, taking advantage of all the technologies associated with it and with a design that no longer hurts the eye in the middle of 2015, which is appreciated.
In addition to the redesign other cool features arrive such as suggestions of popular sites, tabbed browsing and even synchronization in the cloud compatible with the iPhone app, so our feeds will be fully updated in terms of bookmarks and bookmarks no matter what device we use. In the tests that we have carried out, the synchronization has worked perfectly, being a very important detail, especially if we plan to use the iPhone application together with the Mac application, or if we use several Macs to follow the feeds.
This time the application is available for two channels: the Mac App Store (paid version only) or on the developer's page, where we have a full trial version available for 14 days before deciding whether or not to loosen our pockets.