Give up catching shrimps and turn to Google Reader

In fact, I have always been very fond of catching shrimps. If I remember correctly, this should also be my first online RSS aggregation tool. Before that, I still used client tools like Zhou botong. It should be said that the functionality of the shrimp capture itself is still doing well, especially the very early version of JS has made a cool Ajax effect. In addition, the overall interface has been kept simple and consistent. ArticleThe content display is also very good, so I have never considered changing the tool. Recently, Google Chrome is widely used. It is found that all the crawlers are placed in the upper left corner of the chrome homepage, which indicates that this is the site with the most clicks. However, it has recently been found that the speed of crawling and updating the content of the subscription site has been significantly reduced. Many popular blogs require several hours to be updated, and some of them may not be able to predict the amount of access, it is really unpleasant. Later I tried fresh fruit and Google Reader, and found that the latter should be the fastest updated. This is also easy to understand. After all, the large number of Server clusters in the Google background must be unmatched by the general Web websites. However, Google Reader feels like a normal display on the site, and the text of many sites is crowded on the left half of the content area. No way, the speed is King :)