Useful stuff for working with Google Reader

Google Reader is currently the leader in the number of users among the offline and online RSS-book readers. Here are some tips to make working with them even more enjoyable, as well as some non-obvious but useful features that he just stuffed.

1. Drag and drop. Your feeds are in the left column are sorted alphabetically by default. Drag and drop feeds and you can arrange them as you like.

2. Date of publication and your receipt. Place your mouse in the post on a date and get the exact date when the record appeared in the blog, as well as the date when you first got a record with your Google Reader.

3. Extended information about the feed. Click on «show details» and you will be as a frequently updated blog (posts per week), as well as how many people are subscribed to your feed it in Google Reader. It is fair to say that the number of readers is very strange figure. For example, for a figure of 27.814 TechCrunch, though FeedBurner audience statistics is 773,000.

4. Please flag interesting posts as unread

. If you do not have time to read it, then do not mark it as unread, you just lose the information.

5. sorting feeds. You can drag and drop feeds into folders in the right column, and you can do a systematic sorting in Settings -> Subscriptions. Do not forget that if you can read to tag posts. Sorting will be very appreciated you if you decide to read the RSS feeds from your mobile phone or PDA.

6. Share with comments. If you are reading a blog that you cute and you want to know about him all those with whom you correspond by Gmail or Google Talk, on the condition that they also enjoy Google Reader, Google, you can advise them to read your records, however, do not forget that you can also leave a comment to explain what's good for you in this post.

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