Windows Live Personalized Experience Shows Articles Preview
Windows Live Personalized Experience is one of the popular best RSS and ATOM Feeds supportable feed aggregators. Millions of Internet users read their favorite websites’ articles by subscribing their favorite website feeds. Windows Live Personalized Experience team decided to develop their free feed reader for their users by integrating much more useful features. They tested different types of experimental features to give much more experience for their users. Windows Live Personalized Experience developed a new feature to see articles preview in a Pop up window and integrated in their free feed aggregator.
Windows Live Personalized Experience readers can now view every article preview within their web browser. Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox browsers well support this feature. Similarly, remaining web-browsers may also support for this feature. As we already know, Windows Live Personalized Experience shows latest articles links and more option. You will see your favorite website’s most recent article in Popup Window once you move cursor on “more” option as shown in below screen shot for better understanding purpose.
The Article Preview may show either article Summary or full article because the preview depends on website feed settings. You will see “Read Full Story” link in this popup widow to read full article if any website shows part of article. Windows Live Personalized Experience shows actual page in few seconds in your web-browser. This free feed aggregator may show social bookmarking links when webmaster enables Social Bookmarking links in site feeds to increase popularity of highlight posts. These links are helpful to spread valuable posts with the help of site readers. Site feed readers suggest their favorite articles to friends by sending their favorite posts through “Send to a friend” link. As we already know, Most of Windows Live Personalized Experience feed readers maintain their blog sites at Spaces free blogging service. Live Spaces bloggers can directly add links of popular blog posts to their own Spaces blogs with the help of Windows Live personalized Experience.
