Some have questioned whether or not RSS content would continue its rise in popularity, or would it taper off like many Internet fads that have come and gone. Apparently, RSS is here to stay, and its following appears to be getting stronger and stronger.
To further validate this point, RSS search engine Feedster.com has issued an RSS tutorial for the Safari browser users, detailing the various methods Mac users can take advantage of RSS and Safari's capabilities.
The Tiger version of Safari includes complete RSS support built onto the browser. Safari users can take RSS feeds from the browser to display in screensavers, which are initiated by the user.
For more information, please read Feedster's tutorial
Chris Richardson is a search engine writer and editor for WebProNews. Visit WebProNews for the latest search news.
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