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Ajax OPML Generator

Michael Bommarito has taken a traditional OPML generator, and built an Ajaxian version.

Here is an example that works with your bloglines account:

Why AJAX? Because the OPML file is generated by JavaScript, avoiding the transmission of your password for interception or storage. When atrustheotaku wakes up, he’ll hopefully put our two parts together into one. I’m sure he would’ve done it had he not already been asleep :)

Posted by Dion Almaer at 11:26 am
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