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"Vienna (software)" redirects here. For the version of Windows once codenamed "Vienna", see Windows 7.

Vienna

Developed by	Steve Palmer Jeff Johnson Michael Ströck
Latest release	2.2.2.2211 / December 9, 2007
OS	Mac OS X
Type	Aggregator
License	Apache License 2.0
Website	Vienna

Vienna is an open source Mac OS X RSS reader with support for RSS/Atom feeds.

Vienna emphasizes a simple interface over a large feature set.

Vienna's features include:

Support for Atom/RSS news feeds and podcasts.
Built-in tabbed web browser using WebKit.
Smart folders, similar to the smart folders offered in Apple's Mail application, for organizing related articles.
Selectable and customizable styles via HTML templates and CSS.
Full AppleScript support.
User notification via Growl.

Vienna is coded in Objective-C using Cocoa. It uses SQLite for data storage.

A fork of Vienna also exists. This is primarily designed for Off-line reading on the CIX conferencing system. Confusingly, it is also called Vienna. Please see Vienna (off-line reader) for the location on Sourceforge where you can download this version.