Thursday, January 5th, 2006
24 Eyes: Ajaxian RSS Dashboard
<>p>Kevin Rose of Digg.com said “man, recently we keep seeing more and more portals out as Ajax examples”.Well, we have another one with 24 Eyes.
Special features of 24eyes.com include:
- RSS Dashboard with at-a-glance news overview
- Web 2.0 user interface with instant personalization
- Multi-country services with local content
- Preconfigured content with 200+ catalogs
- Social network services and dashboard sharing
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3.5 rating from 15 votes
MY EYES!
I nominate 24eyes as the ugliest ajax site evar.
I like the idea, but gah the execution – the menus don’t work for me in OSX Firefox, adding custom feeds is a pain in the neck, and the feed presentation is really not good.
There’s also no OPML
This isn’t much of a showcase for Ajax
It doesn’t work on Safari… And there is a lot of bugs on Firefox & Camino. I agree it’s really ugly
Really like 24eyes. Well conceived. Well executed.
I hope they keep it free.
PS. OPML is supported
No, you’re wrong. It’s an “*Ajax* RSS Dashboard”. I’m getting sick of you branding your name on everything Ajax-related. The technology is not called “Ajaxian”, stop trying to make it so!
24 Eyes is ugly.
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