Google Reader receives a much welcomed face-lift

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Google Reader receives a much welcomed face-lift

Posted in Cool by Derek at 6:30 pm

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Hicks does Google Reader right

Although this may not be an official Google Reader face-lift by Google, the stylesheet is a much welcomed addition to anyone who relies on the free web based reader for their RSS needs. Check it out for yourself. Apply a unique stylesheet and make Google Reader look oh so much more prettier. Take note that there are two versions in the download – one for Mozilla based browser, the other for Webkit / Opera. Make sure you apply the correct version in order to achieve similar results to that pictured above.

3 Responses to “Google Reader receives a much welcomed face-lift”

Leland Specer says:

4/16/2007 at 10:16 pm

This is amazing-the simplicity and features of Google Reader, with a look that perfectly compliments the rest of my (mac) operating system… I love it. Two thumbs up.
Inspector Gadget says:

4/17/2007 at 8:26 am

the link is broken :(
naser says:

4/17/2007 at 3:52 pm

Hey, Derek..is the link down or something? Can you post the actual stylesheet in your post?

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