Virus Bulletin RSS feeds now support Live Bookmarks

Posted by   Virus Bulletin on   Dec 20, 2004

Virus Bulletin RSS feeds now support 'Live bookmarks' allowing you to browse our latest headlines directly from your browsers bookmarks menu.

The Virus Bulletin RSS feeds now support the new 'Live bookmarks' feature offered by some of today's leading web browsers such as Mozilla's Firefox.

Our live bookmarks offer a way to scan our latest headlines and gain direct access to our latest news articles directly from your browsers bookmarks (of favorites) menu. You can read more about live bookmarks here.

Every browser does it slightly differently (as always!) and many still do not support the new feature. We will take Mozill'a Firefox browser as an example. You should be able to access our Live feeds directly from any page of our site. Look in the bottom right hand corner of the browser window for a little orange RSS icon. When you click on this icon you will be presented with a popup list of the live feeds available. Clicking on one of these links will give you the option to add that particular live feed to your bookmarks menu. Give it an appropriate title and your away. Now you can read our latest headlines directly from your bookmarks menu!

Posted on 20 December 2004 by Virus Bulletin

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