Recently, Microsoft decided that in the next version of Internet Explorer, they would use the same icon as Mozilla to determine that there is an RSS feed offered for a site. With both of these browsers in agreement, my guess is that a lot of sites will use that icon on their page as well.

The Safari Standardized Feed Icon Installer will change the blue RSS icon that is default with Safari and make it the new icon that Firefox and Internet Explorer uses. There is really no advantage to this other than consistency. And the installer also can be ran again if you want to change back to the default icon.

(And if you don’t use RSS feeds yet, please do yourself a favor and learn about them. They will dramatically increase the productivity of your time on the internet. You can learn more about them in our post on NetNewsWire Lite.)

...from March 19, 2009...

• PhotoNotes — by Mike

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