Rososo shows you which bookmarks have updated, and hides the rest.

It is a good alternative to newsreaders, which, like your email inbox, tend to accumulate obligation and guilt.

Rososo is a guiltless news checker. Thousands of people use Rososo to keep track of their bookmarks. Zen Habits said it is "unmatched in simplicity".

When you start adding sites, it looks like this:

You don't have to sign up to use Rososo. Just click the "Bookmarks" tab up top, and start adding your sites. Then, if you like Rososo, click the "Register / Login" tab to make an account.

You are using a temp account. Use this form to register your account or login to an existing account.

Email address:


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Enter the email address you signed up with and a new one will be sent to you.

Import Bookmarks

Provide an OPML file to import bookmarks from other R.S.S. services.

Rososo was launched on September 15th, 2008 by Billy Fowks and Jakob Lodwick.

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'Add to Rososo' Badge

Add a badge to like this:

to your site that will allow readers to quickly bookmark your site in Rososo.

As long as the page you place the badge on has valid R.S.S. feed and a nice title, you can add a badge with this single line of code:

<script src="http://rososo.com/js/badge.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

You can customize the badge a bit using the following parameters:

• rososoTitle - by default, the page title is used, but you can control it by setting this variable.
  
• rososoUrl - you can set the page to bookmark by setting this variable.
  
• rososoBg - by default, the background color where you place the badge will show through. You can force it to be a specific color by setting this variable.
• rososoDebug - if the page the badge is placed on, or the site pointed to by <rososoUrl> does not contain a valid R.S.S. feed, the badge will not show up. If you encounter this, you can set this to 'true' to get a bit of information about why it did not work

An example snippet which will modify the badge:

<script type="text/javascript">
rososoTitle = "Hipster Runoff";
rososoUrl = "hipsterrunoff.com";
rososoBg = "999";
</script>
<script src="http://rososo.com/js/badge.js" type="text/javascript"></script>