medaveanderson

<p>This plugin works with the free GrabThatFeed(TM) service to subscribe your visitors to your RSS feed, by issuing Chrome Desktop Notifications when new posts are published on your feed. The advantage of this free service over regular RSS is that it makes your RSS feed available to non-savvy visitors who do not use an RSS reader. Your users don’t actually have to even know what RSS is.<br />
With this plugin, you just enter your feed ID, and the embed code is planted on your pages automatically.<br />
Alternatively you can use the included shortcode tags bto include it on a specific page.</p>
<h3>Changelog ===2.0 =* Replaced embed code with version 4</h3>
<h3>Changelog ===1.9 =* Replaced embed code with version 2</h3>
<p>1.8 =* Instead of linking to the form in a seperate window, The plugin now uses a direct iframe to a customized form on grabthatfeed.com, so for the WP site admin, the process is seamless.</p>
<p>1.7 =*first release after testing</p>
<h3>Arbitrary section</h3>
<p>The plugin itself is a simple way to include the GrabThatFeed embed code in your WordPress blog.<br />
It allows the user to embed the code in the wordpress template, so it appears on all pages.</p>


RSS Desktop Notifications

This plugin helps subscribe visitors to receive Chrome desktop notifications when you publish new posts.

John James Jacoby

Matt Mullenweg

Samuel Wood (Otto)

<p>It’s hard to keep up with a private blog because there’s no good way to subscribe to it. Subscription plugins aren’t great because generally you have a finite number of people you want to get to it and asking each one to do a double-opt-in is annoying, and you still wouldn’t have anything for comments.</p>
<p>This hooks into the new comment and new post actions to send an email to the addresses you enter, so it’s easy to follow the entire conversation even if it’s comments on someone else’s blog posts.</p>


Notifly

Send notification emails of all new posts and new comments to everyone on a list. Great for private blogs.

RSS Desktop Notifications vs Notifly