When you have finished customizing your RSS reader settings in Mac Mail, hit Esc to close the Preferences dialog and hit Return (or click ' Save') to apply your new options. This is all you need to do to change the default RSS reader in Mac OS X! Aside from that, you have a couple of options which pertain to Mac Mail itself as RSS reader, not outside applications: how often to check for new posts in RSS feeds (select a time interval value under ' Check for updates'), and if Apple Mail should automatically delete old news items (pick an option under ' Remove articles') - again, these last two settings apply to the RSS reading functionality built into Mail, not outside readers.At the bottom of the Default RSS Reader menu will be a ' Select.' entry: if you do not see the RSS reader program you want to use as the default, click on Select, and a Finder dialog will open and let you navigate to a folder of your choice to select the reader you'd like.You will see your current RSS reader listed at the top, followed by any application Mac OS X has identified as valid RSS reader, including Safari, which lets you read news articles directly from the comfort of your web browser.Mac Mail will display a ' Default RSS Reader' dropdown menu, with your current default news reader automatically selected.When the options dialog opens, select the ' RSS' tab at the top.NZBVortex NZBVortex is a Mac-only lightwieght Usenet downloader. Read our SABnzbd review for more information. Download the MyNZB add-on for a nice iPhone / iPad front end. The free, web-based Usenet client runs on MAC OS X, Windows and Linux. Once you are inside Apple Mail, click on the Mail menu, and choose ' Preferences'. SABnzbd is our favorite newsreader, regardles of operating system.Make another RSS reader the default on your Macįollow these simple steps to change the default RSS reader on Mac OS X:

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