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Data loss sucks
James Snell: IE7’s feed reader support isn’t all that bad, but if MS wants developers to use it as a foundation to build new, interesting applications, MS needs to get out the way and provide an implementation that let’s developers work with the data as it exists out on the web. Normalizing subscribed feeds to their version of RSS is troublesome at best.Tags: ie7, rss, atom, vista
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