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   CloudPull 2.4

   Agen G. N. Schmitz

   Golden Hill Software has released [1]CloudPull 2.4 with a focus on
   backing up data from Google Reader, which will be shuttered as of 1
   July 2013. (If you're looking for a new RSS client, be sure to read
   Josh Centers' '[2]Explore Alternatives to Google Reader,' 18 March
   2013.) The free and paid versions of CloudPull now provide the
   capability of backing up articles that you've tagged, as well as those
   that you've starred, shared, or liked. You'll be able to export
   articles into an HTML bookmarks file that's divided into folders (based
   on starring, sharing, liking, or individual tagging), suitable for
   importing into the Safari and Chrome browsers as well as the Pinboard
   bookmarking Web site. The update also improves Quick Look previews,
   showing the article text from the RSS feed and not from the originating
   Web site, and it adds a Source column that contains the name of the
   originating Web site when displaying a full list of articles. CloudPull
   is available from the Golden Hill Web site and the Mac App Store
   (called [3]CloudPull Premium) for $9.99, which supports up to 10 Google
   accounts. A [4]free version of CloudPull is also available from the Mac
   App Store, but it only backs up a single account. ($9.99 new, free
   update, 12 MB, [5]release notes)

References

   1. http://www.goldenhillsoftware.com/
   2. http://tidbits.com/article/13642
   3. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cloudpull-premium/id404445477?mt=12
   4. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cloudpull/id538793227?mt=12
   5. http://www.goldenhillsoftware.com/2013/04/cloudpull-2-4/

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