HappyFish
HappyFish is an RSS reader that can also download RSS enclosures (podcasts, mp3’s, videos, pics, apps, whatever) to your computer while you watch - or better still - while you play with the kids, read a book, eat sushi, ponder the meaing of life, sleep…
Aside from being an RSS reader and enclosure manager, for any comapatable device (USB based MP3 players, CF or SD Cards, USB Flash Drives etc., and soon iTunes and iPods) you can:
- Move all downloads to your device.
- Move only downloads from the last number of days to your device.
- Move everything from the feed(s) of your choice to your device.
- Move specific files only.
- Optionally mirror deletes from your device to your HappyFish library.
Features:
- Automatically check your feeds on the interval of your choice (x number of minutes, hours, or days). Or you can configure by time and day of the week (i.e. every Tues at 3:23AM).
- Resume partial downloads. Automatically resume downloads interrupted by loss of network connection when the connection is restored (great for modem or wireless users).
- Support for multiple devices.
- Automatically sync your device as soon as you attach it to your computer.
- Start date option allows you to catalog the enclosures offered from a feed without downloading them when you first subscribe. Then you can choose the file you want without without choaking on hundreds of megabytes to get it.
- Library view helps you keep your enclosures organized. From it you can quickly see which enclosures you have and get the available enclosures you don’t. You can also see the item’s description, source url, follow related links, and even open the file.
- Search your library by title, file size, publication date, etc.
- Support for OMPL import and export of feeds.
- And much more…
Software requirements : NET Framework 2.0
Publisher : Visit Website
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Written by Admin on July 19th, 2006 with
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