Reeder for Mac's HTML5 Homepage (opens in new tab)

It beautiful, no doubt! But I must admit, it took me a surprisingly long time to figure out what this application does. The landing page doesn't tell me, the screenshot page doesn't tell me either (not by scanning, anyway) (also, every screenshot is two clicks away). In the end, I reluctantly clicked help, and found out.

Still; very esthetically pleasing.

Interesting. I had to open Safari for it to work, though. Chrome (canary) failed on the transitions.

I like Reeder for iPhone/Pad, and tried the recent beta of this. As a Mac app, it seems to have an "overtly custom" UI, which although clearly skillfully put together, just doesn't appeal to me in look or feel. Though the keyboard shortcuts and add-on services were impressively configurable.

Sorry, but no HTML5 in there, just some CSS3 candy.

(just noticed they use the History API, but that seems to be all)

It also doesn't even have a heading element, and uses document.write for styles... bummer.

How are they modifying address bar url? Is it a feature of HTML5?

Fun fact: holding the shift key will slow down the animations.

There is almost nothing HTML5 about this.

Reeder is my main web browser, actually.

It's how I access 90% of online textual content. I do not want to be presented with inconsistent, poorly thought out, ad-ridden web site designs. Just the text and images for articles and blog posts. Reeder lets me get in, read, and get out.

I was more found of the CSS3 that the HTML5.

Meh?