Thank you Google, thank you!

Thank you Google for the new Google Reader. Thank you. Read more about the new features on TechMeme. Thank you Google for the new Google Reader. Thank you. Read more about the new features on TechMeme. Thank you Google for the new Google Reader. Thank you. Read more about the new features on TechMeme. Thank you Google for the new Google Reader. Thank you. Read more about the new features on TechMeme. Thank you Google for the new Google Reader. Thank you. Read more about the new features on TechMeme.

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Comments

  1. Amit says:

    It seems like the upgrade fixed issues I was having using Safari3 with Google Reader as well.

  2. Amit says:

    It seems like the upgrade fixed issues I was having using Safari3 with Google Reader as well.

  3. Roy Osherove says:

    Um… what’s up with the multiple copy pasting?

  4. Roy Osherove says:

    Um… what’s up with the multiple copy pasting?

  5. Anonymous says:

    What’s that with multiple linking and repetitions!?
    Are you on a BlackBerry?

  6. What’s that with multiple linking and repetitions!?
    Are you on a BlackBerry?

  7. I’m really really really really happy. :-)

  8. I’m really really really really happy. :-)

  9. Ricky says:

    My thoughts EXACTLY, Scoble. I could not be happier (though obviously not as CTRL+V happy as you)

  10. Ricky says:

    My thoughts EXACTLY, Scoble. I could not be happier (though obviously not as CTRL+V happy as you)

  11. Kris Krause says:

    Yeah… I saw this earlier this morning and posted a screenshot:

    http://www.kriskrause.com/2007/09/google-reader-search-capability.html

    And also earlier this morning the search feature was a little screwy looking on my MacBook Safari.

  12. Kris Krause says:

    Yeah… I saw this earlier this morning and posted a screenshot:

    http://www.kriskrause.com/2007/09/google-reader-search-capability.html

    And also earlier this morning the search feature was a little screwy looking on my MacBook Safari.

  13. Scoble, you’re so crazy! Lol!

  14. Scoble, you’re so crazy! Lol!

  15. David says:

    Last night I was half asleep and wondering how the heck I got from google reader to gmail without meaning to. Where’d this search bar come from? Wait! These aren’t my labels…they’re my tags. Ooooooo.

  16. David says:

    Last night I was half asleep and wondering how the heck I got from google reader to gmail without meaning to. Where’d this search bar come from? Wait! These aren’t my labels…they’re my tags. Ooooooo.

  17. shekyboy says:

    Scoble,

    Switch to Netvibes. They have search for last year or so. Not to mention built-in podcast playback and my favorite local Ajax rendering of the RSS stories and full caching.

    Love it when I am traveling

    Abhishek

  18. shekyboy says:

    Scoble,

    Switch to Netvibes. They have search for last year or so. Not to mention built-in podcast playback and my favorite local Ajax rendering of the RSS stories and full caching.

    Love it when I am traveling

    Abhishek

  19. Rob La Gesse says:

    Anyone else notice that in the reading pane you can no longer distinguish between new posts and ones you have already read? The already read ones used to be grayed out…

    Rob

  20. Rob La Gesse says:

    Anyone else notice that in the reading pane you can no longer distinguish between new posts and ones you have already read? The already read ones used to be grayed out…

    Rob

  21. Sébastien says:

    Hey!

    Great news, I really love the new features too :)
    I’ve been waiting for Search in the feeds for sooo long, same for the “100+” detail, it’s nice to finally see “969 left” :D .

  22. Sébastien says:

    Hey!

    Great news, I really love the new features too :)
    I’ve been waiting for Search in the feeds for sooo long, same for the “100+” detail, it’s nice to finally see “969 left” :D .

  23. Mark Woodman says:

    Looks like Robert is trying to game TechMeme. Doesn’t seem to have worked yet.

  24. Mark Woodman says:

    Looks like Robert is trying to game TechMeme. Doesn’t seem to have worked yet.

  25. Mark: heh. If I really wanted to game Techmeme I’d just get all my friends to link to it. TechMeme’s algorithms don’t rely on repetition, so this is a sad attempt if that was what it is.

  26. Mark: heh. If I really wanted to game Techmeme I’d just get all my friends to link to it. TechMeme’s algorithms don’t rely on repetition, so this is a sad attempt if that was what it is.

  27. Bob Warfield says:

    Yeah, but…

    Why did this take so long? Why wasn’t it in the original version of the darned thing? How do I take a search result and with one click add that blog to my list I want to read all the time? How do I limit the search to recent postings?

    I mean, come on. These guys seem more like Microsoft every day:

    http://smoothspan.wordpress.com/2007/09/06/has-google-turned-into-microsoft/

    Sorry, on a bit of a rant today!
    ;)

    BW

  28. Bob Warfield says:

    Yeah, but…

    Why did this take so long? Why wasn’t it in the original version of the darned thing? How do I take a search result and with one click add that blog to my list I want to read all the time? How do I limit the search to recent postings?

    I mean, come on. These guys seem more like Microsoft every day:

    http://smoothspan.wordpress.com/2007/09/06/has-google-turned-into-microsoft/

    Sorry, on a bit of a rant today!
    ;)

    BW

  29. yupyup says:

    @14

    Robert, by friends do you mean real friends or your billions of “facebook friends”.

    if the former, then 4 links won’t really do. if the latter – are you running some sort of directive cult?

  30. yupyup says:

    @14

    Robert, by friends do you mean real friends or your billions of “facebook friends”.

    if the former, then 4 links won’t really do. if the latter – are you running some sort of directive cult?

  31. auldor says:

    Fantastic news!

    Google Reader’s finally usable without Greasemonkey and Firefox. :D I love the “My Subscriptions” button available in reading pane mode.

    But, my one gripe: there isn’t a keyboard shortcut to open the little reading pane menu as far as I can see (because, unlike U, it doesn’t resize the reading pane).

  32. auldor says:

    Fantastic news!

    Google Reader’s finally usable without Greasemonkey and Firefox. :D I love the “My Subscriptions” button available in reading pane mode.

    But, my one gripe: there isn’t a keyboard shortcut to open the little reading pane menu as far as I can see (because, unlike U, it doesn’t resize the reading pane).

  33. David Morris says:

    What made you choose Google Reader in the first place?

    I use Newsgator at the moment. I used to use desktop-based clients, but they took up too much space and for obvious reasons, things like Newsgator Online and Google Reader don’t.

  34. David Morris says:

    What made you choose Google Reader in the first place?

    I use Newsgator at the moment. I used to use desktop-based clients, but they took up too much space and for obvious reasons, things like Newsgator Online and Google Reader don’t.

  35. t3mujin says:

    I like it when companies give me features *everybody* asks for

  36. I like it when companies give me features *everybody* asks for

  37. Skip says:

    Oh, heh, I hadn’t even noticed the search bar. What I’d noticed was that they finally figured out how to count higher than 100.

    The only thing I didn’t like about it was that because of the way the URL works, instead of highlighting the address in the toolbar and hitting enter to refresh it to cause it to clear memory once a day, I need to hit F5 instead.

    Although who knows? Maybe this version actually won’t be as much of a memory pig.

  38. Skip says:

    Oh, heh, I hadn’t even noticed the search bar. What I’d noticed was that they finally figured out how to count higher than 100.

    The only thing I didn’t like about it was that because of the way the URL works, instead of highlighting the address in the toolbar and hitting enter to refresh it to cause it to clear memory once a day, I need to hit F5 instead.

    Although who knows? Maybe this version actually won’t be as much of a memory pig.

  39. [...] 1000 item threshold until, in the course of digging through all those items, I found Robert Scoble glowingly thanking Google for the new and improved Google Reader. The big change is the addition of search. I liked [...]

  40. Mike Kline says:

    I switched from FeedDemon to google reader after reading your blog a few months ago and it has been a great change and now search is just outstanding!!

    Thanks Scoble, I know you have been clamoring for search within reader as have many others but your voice tends to get heard more than us so I’m sure it helped.

  41. Mike Kline says:

    I switched from FeedDemon to google reader after reading your blog a few months ago and it has been a great change and now search is just outstanding!!

    Thanks Scoble, I know you have been clamoring for search within reader as have many others but your voice tends to get heard more than us so I’m sure it helped.

  42. Google fan says:

    Thank you so much for making a word processor that allows me to save in MS word. I just got a new computer and the fucker wont let me send a regular word document as an attachment. The new MS 2007 is too new…my teacher couldn’t open it and I was really flustered…then you saved my ass and I got a 95%…thanks google…I love ‘blackle’ too and google earth :)

  43. Google fan says:

    Thank you so much for making a word processor that allows me to save in MS word. I just got a new computer and the fucker wont let me send a regular word document as an attachment. The new MS 2007 is too new…my teacher couldn’t open it and I was really flustered…then you saved my ass and I got a 95%…thanks google…I love ‘blackle’ too and google earth :)