Google Reader Expands Friends Sharing, Tagging, Ordering Feeds & More
The Google Reader Blog announced several new features added to Google Reader. Google has expanded the expanded the friends sharing feature to support all “supported” Google Reader languages. You can now tag feed items when you add a note. You can sort your subscriptions alphabetically or using “My Order” through drag and drop sorting. Plus […]
Barry Schwartz on September 24, 2008 at 11:31 am | Reading time: 1 minute
The Google Reader Blog announced several new features added to Google Reader.
- Google has expanded the expanded the friends sharing feature to support all “supported” Google Reader languages.
- You can now tag feed items when you add a note.
- You can sort your subscriptions alphabetically or using “My Order” through drag and drop sorting.
- Plus you can see the last crawl date on the feed details view
The Google Reader blog has screen captures of all the features mentioned above, minus where to find the last crawl date. To see the last crawl date, click on a specific subscription and at the top right, click on “show details.” Here is a screen capture of what you will see in the details:
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