However I understand your dilemma - I’m now starting to get confused as I read through personal blogs as to who has written what. Maybe you could put a request into the Google Reader team to see what they could do.

Yeah, I realise you just click on the title - but it would be nice if Google Reader, for example, would make it more obvious which site I’m reading from inside the reader itself (so that I don’t have to click through - that’s what I’m trying to avoid).

Dialup??? You poor, poor man… I will pray for you. :)

I’m still switching between Firefox and Safari these days, but I’m starting to think that one of the Firefox add-ons I have is to blame for the bugs I keep experiencing and not FF itself.

Install CoolIris addon for firefox (oh, you use Opera now?) and manage your google reader subscriptions such that all the ones you want to actually see are in the same folder. Make that folder public and you’ll have a public rss that you can refer to from another reader. Make that other reader: NetVibes. Add the google public feed for your public folder to netvibes.

When you mouseover a link in the netvibes list (which contains your google reader feeds) a little cooliris icon appears, and you mouseover that and the page appears that you’re after.

If you have courage and time, give it a try - worked for me on dialup… yes, back to dialup…

you could help us who read your blog by rss by making your feed give us the whole update rather than just the first few lines - i’m forced to come to your site to read the entry! (try subscribing to your own rss feed in google reader, you’ll see what i mean!)

if the websites you really want the look and feel of are few in number, you know you can click the article title in ggl reader and it’ll take you to the site most of the time… depends how the feed is set up. that’s how i get to your site.

-d