Which RSS Aggregator Is Best?

Onfolio recently released its Onfolio 2.0 Release Candidate. For new news aggregator users, this is my second recommendation after Bloglines. Onfolio is much more powerful and, because it stores everything on your hard drive, opens up new scenarios (like you can read and search your feeds even when on a plane unconnected from the Internet). If you are still looking for an RSS News Aggregator, this is certainly one you should try. Real quick refresher course: There are three basic types of RSS News Aggregators: 1) Server-based aggregators. Some, like Newsgator cross the lines since Newsgator has a server-side service too. Other server-side aggregators are MyYahoo, MyMSN. 2) Standalone client-side aggregators. FeedDemon. Radio UserLand. Among these, my favorites are RSS Bandit and FeedDemon. You'll need to download and install these. They don't depend on any other application being loaded, and are browser-independent too (for the most part). On the Mac, Optimal Access adds onto IE. The Mozilla team offers Pluck adds onto any browser. My favorite here is OnFolio. Pluck is pretty good too. 4) Dependent on Outlook. IntraVnews. Do you have an aggregator you like more than any of those listed? Which aggregator do you like the best? Let me know. Scobleizer blog. He works as Scobleizer