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Now that Google has finally and utterly loused up its Newsgroup
reader, please can anyone suggest a workable alternative? Yes, I have tried the 'new Google Groups' and that is even worse IMHO. Before Google /groups came on stream I used my then ISP's (Demon) reader. With that one I had to save all the threads of interest on my own PC, which meant: (1) I had to spot them &/or save all threads from a particular group. (2) I did not have any means of retrospectively searching for other topics which later interested me. (3) I had to write my own archiving programs. Google groups WAS ideal because: 1. It provided a scrollable list of recent postings from the VERY FEW groups that interest me - and even within those there are very few topics of interest. 2. Picking on a topic showed a hierarchical list of threads 3. Provided a searchable archive of postings. No need to save anything locally unless of exceptional relevance or interest. 4. There was no need to monitor postings on a daily basis. (Holidays allowed!) So what do posters here recommend as its replacement? As simple an interface as possible please. Without a pile of computer technical stuff to circumvent. My needs really are simple & reading Newsgroups is not my prime aim in life, useful as they are. BTW I have, at times, been a regular poster to uk.d-i-y but clicking on my 'Google Profile' attached to thread, shows the b*st*rds now have even lost my posting history. sic transit gloria Many TIA for all thoughts. |
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