Gruml is a powerful RSS reader designed for Mac users. With this tool you will be able to read and manage all the feeds from your Google account within a friendly and intuitive interface. On top of that, you can subscribe to new feeds, organize them in folders, synchronize with Google Reader and much more.
Gruml allows users to interact with social networks such as: Twitter, Instapaper, ReadItLater, Diigo and Evernote.
For each new updated feed, users will be notified on their desktop via pop-ups.
You can associate tags to any news entry. This makes it very easy to locate the piece of information you want to read.
Gruml provides support for working with multiple tabs. Users can easily switch between feed entries. The application also comes with a browser of its own. You can read the whole news item or only view a preview with just the headlines displayed.
The OPML format is available for export, an extension used in multiple similar applications.
Gruml is aimed at all users looking for a way to keep track and read news feeds in a comfortable and flexible environment.
v1.2 [Mar 3, 2012]
- New: Support for OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion's Gatekeeper
- New: Changed authentication to OAuth2 (you need to re-authenticate one time at first launch)
- Fixes sync issues with Google Reader
- Fixes memory problems after latest updates to Google Reader
- Fixes Twitter issues
- Fixes some issues with sharing services
- Adaptions to new Google Reader - some services (Notes, Friends, Likes, internal sharing...) are discontinued as they are no longer available inside Google Reader (sorry)
- further bug fixes
