Snarfware.com - Helping You Organize Your RSS Feeds

Snarfware.com is a site that features Snarfer, software to read, browse and organize RSS feeds. Snarfer focuses on being more efficient and fast than other RSS feed aggregators. With Snarfer there are many features to aid you in reading RSS feeds; you can access newspaper feeds, there are tabbed windows so you can open multiple links and messages, there is video support so users can access sites with video media, there are synchronized bloglines so users can access feeds from anywhere, three pane user interface and more. To aid in the search aspect there are features such as; key word watches too filter messages into folders, web searches with popular RSS/blog search engines and more. For organizing purposes Snarfer features folders with categories and sub categories, and data management. Users can also share information by email articles to other users. A new feature of Snarfware.com is the detailed eBay and Craigslist searches which are automatically updated when new information is submitted. Snarfware.com is also available in many languages which makes it more appealing to a larger audience. Snarfware.com provides an easy way to deal with RSS feeds and keep them organized.

“Snarfer is simply the best way to read, search and manage RSS feeds. And it's FREE!

Snarfer provides a new approach to RSS feed aggregation focusing on speed, efficiency and ease of use. Using Snarfer people can become functional RSS users within seconds of installing it. Snarfer has a strong community of loyal users providing feedback, features requests and enhancements which allows the Snarfware team to bring out an enhanced version about every 45 days. (There's lots of cool stuff coming every cycle!)”

Snarfware.com has an attractive interface. The Snarfer cartoon is recognizable and cute. The site is easy to navigate and lists many of its most useful features on the homepage which is useful. The homepage also features screenshots of the software which will give users a better idea of how it is organized. The eBay and Craigslist features are very useful since they are popular sites. It is always a plus when the software is continually adding features and striving to be the best it can, which is what Snarfware claims to be doing.

There are many other RSS feed aggregation sites. How will Snarfware.com deal with competition? Where did the name Snarfware come from?