This weekend I have gone on an all out Open Source offensive. I have released a new version of ACR (Automatically Create Rewriterules) with some bug fixes and faster processing of sites. I have released an updated version of PEA (Photoshop Elements Album Export) with improved accessibility and more options in the python script header.

I also started work on Aggreg8 again. I have a working version for Firefox 2.0 (not released yet) which will be my basis for my future plans.

• Get Aggreg8 working on Firefox 2.0 – Done but not released
• Get auto-subscribe working – Done but not released
• Use built in Feed parser
• Use SQLite for storage
• Have an options panel
• Ability to import and export OPML
• Clean up XULs and Javascripts – especially the location of some functions
• Add license to header of each file (MPL)
• Create some nicer CSS stylesheets
• Create a Norwegian language file
• Change all references of Aggreg8.net (now a microsoft portal) to Aggreg8.org
• Implement some sort of caching (although the aim of Aggreg8 is to be simple – caching might be overkill)

After 3 years of inactivity on the aggreg8.mozdev.org site. I am again on the active projects list and am raring to go with the above features. The aim of Aggreg8 version 0.3 is to be a super simple RSS reader with no fancy feature, just an easy way to read your RSS feeds. Using SQLite and the built in parser, I hope will improve performance too.