SushiReader at Mac App Store analyse

I subscribe to about 40 RSS feeds and I usually use the Google Reader page to view them. I wanted something to allow me to quickly navigate through the feeds and open what I want to read. This app does the trick for me. It allows you to skim each headline and quickly open a link to the webpage if I want to read further. What I like best is its ability to do it all from the keyboard. I navigate, open, and check for new/unread feeds all with the keyboard. It loads very quickly and moves through the feeds quickly. You can also create different subcategories of links to suit your need/desire to read something daily or weekly. This is a very minimalist application that does exactly what it needs to do and nothing more. Its a very easy to use app and I would recommend it to someone that is looking for a simple reader that is keyboard based and moves quickly through your feeds.

With this app I finally am over my angst and consternation about the removal of the RSS counters with Safari 6. Its a great app for efficiently going through all your feeds. No need for any Google reader. Plus, it is a way to support Heng-Cheong Leong, the provider of MyAppleMenu which many of us read daily.