parseMe 2.1 PHP script

Publisher review:
parseMe is an extra light, browser-based, RSS/Atom feed reader you can use on truly any web-enabled device. parseMe is an extra light, browser-based, RSS/Atom feed reader you can use on truly any web-enabled device. The emphasis is on usability with small screen devices, with a usually much slower connection speed, and altogether universal access. The main targets are mobile phones, PDAs, speech-to-text-to-speech engines, etc. Features: - Uses PHP (5.1 ), XML, XHTML and CSS (no DB, Javascript, et al.). - K.I.S.S.: typing-free user interface, selection-only user input. - Outputs valid XHTML and CSS for maximum accessibility and portability. - Uses server-side caching for the remote feeds, with an admin-defined refresh interval. - Cleans and truncates the entries’ description when feeds publish full articles. - User-defined page navigation to keep the output light for low memory devices. - Offers multiple admin-defined source selections. - Optionally integrates with the Google Mobile Gateway for remote links. - Aims for advanced security in regards to user input, caching, etc. - Cookie-based user preferences, dealt with on the server-side to not rely on Javascript.
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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