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Google Finally Updates FeedBurner

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  1. Emilio Galli (1 comments.) says:

    It’s about time for an upgrade. I was first amazed when bit.ly gave me real-time stats on my shortened urls without me even asking, but now I’ve come to expect it out of a lot of the apps that I use. I don’t think I’ll be going back to Feedburner though. I’ve always found it a bit clunky for both personal use and promotion.

  2. James Joyner (5 comments.) says:

    Well, considering that the incredibly botched Google takeover resulted in locking me out of being able to log in to my account, this won’t effect me very much.

  3. mark says:

    Thank God

  4. Kyle Clouse (2 comments.) says:

    I guess the acquisition was high while the maintenance was low. It’s to bad they drag their feet on these things.

  5. Dave (1 comments.) says:

    Nice post. I like the Sage plugin in Firefox, works great, but then I don’t need realtime stats, etc.

  6. R. Richard Hobbs (4 comments.) says:

    They still didnt fix the link when you click on the RSS icon for a feed in your account that (still) goes to feeds.feedburner.com/…. that needs to go to feeds2.feedburner.com to see the feed items

  7. fleet!ng (1 comments.) says:

    I personally feel that this upgrade is one which is long overdue. I am however excited with the new features, and how it comes into play with my sites, and future upgrades!

  8. ishmael says:

    The interface is not much to look at. Hopefully they’ll make it look more like the old Feedburner in terms of colors and layout. And I hope they keep the sense of humor intact.

  9. Angie (20 comments.) says:

    Good reason to eventually get me to unsubscribe from all RSS feeds that use Feedburner. I would not subscribe to any new ones that force it upon me, but now I’m definitely removing all the ones I’m still subscribed to.

  10. Harry, BikeTravellers.com (5 comments.) says:

    The biggest problem is still user unfriendliness.
    If you have an invalid feed whatever simple reason, it is impossible to get any useful help from Google.

  11. Christian - Författartipsbloggen (1 comments.) says:

    Good news, and good functionality – at least compared to the current version :-)
    But what a boring interface – I miss the personal touch!
    I like it when sites tries to treat me like a human and not a robot… as I´m actually not a robot – yet.

  12. Audrey (1 comments.) says:

    The new interface looks good to me and it’s real time. I’ve been waiting for this upgrade as I somehow stopped installing it in my latest blogs. We’ll see how this will stay that way.



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