JavaScript-Based OPML Browser Open for Testing

Still in its development stage, Grazr is a useful tool for displaying feeds

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Thursday, March 16, 2006; 03:33 AM

Grazr is a Javascript-based OPML browser, which operates within a web page.  It is the creation of Michael Kowalchik, who runs the Grazr.com webpage and, according to his blog, is currently working hard to polish the various aspects of the browser.

Using JavaScript and XML technology, Grazr fits nicely into a web page and displays various feeds.  The navigation is quite intuitive, and the transition between different feed "screens" is animated. 

The Grazr site has been up for less than a week, but it already has a working demo of the browser and instructions on how to implement it on your webpage.  Be advised, though, that Grazr is currently somewhere between alpha and beta stages.