Automize bill mac#

I use a program from Rocky Sand Studio, Called RSS Notifier, which appears to have been replaced by their newest offering called Leaf. The Programįirst we’ll talk about the app, and then about how we add sources (feeds) to our own notifications. Anytime something is posted from any of the sources, it pops a notification up, with the headline and a few lines of description, so that I can immediately see if it’s something I am interested in, very quickly.

Automize bill mac#

I use a program on my Mac that integrates the native OSX notifications, in the top right corner of my screen. It can be used many different ways, including an app for your computer, or mobile device that keeps track of the feeds you choose, and notifies you accordingly, or it could be a service such as Digg.

RSS (Rich Site Summary often referred to as Really Simple Syndication) is a feed that you can consolidate all these things with. Enter RSS, your new best friend in efficiency. Or like me, you just simply don’t have the time to manually go check a bunch of different things each day.

Hours every day for me, and perhaps you forget to check one of them and miss something that you really would have wanted to see. The amount of time it would take each day to get up, and go to each place would be a lot. Well, let’s say that I want to make sure I keep on top of new articles posted with Fstoppers, as well as follow anything my favorite photographers post, maybe searching for a specific item I am seeking on craigslist, and maybe following my favorite YouTube channel when they post something fresh.