Something Missing from Google Reader?
October 14, 2006
I’ve been using Google Reader for a couple of weeks now, and I really, really like it (I’m running Attensa’s Outlook add-on too, but that’s another post)
Today I noticed something strange. Google Reader doesn’t have a Search function… I was looking for a post from Matt Cutt’s blog relating to living the Google Lifestyle. I knew I’d seen it, and was looking for box to start typing my search terms, before I realised I’d never seen a Search function.
For a search company - some might say the search company - this seems like a school-boy mistake. A mistake so obvious, that it made it wonder if the developers omitted it deliberately; “Dude, let’s leave out the Search box, and see how it long takes before someone notices…!”.
I’m certainly not the first person to notice this , so I’d put money on it being in the next release! Something else that tickles me is that the spell-check function in Google Reader flags the word “Google” as a mistake and offers “Go Ogle” as it’s first suggestion instead. Awwwww.
Technorati Tags: Google, Reader, Google Reader, feed, feeds, aggregator
update: I originally created this post using Google Docs, which is why it was missing a title, and why some of the formatting looked a little off… Sorry!
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October 16th, 2006 at 9:28 pm
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