Hi Gary,

I was playing with the RSS Visualizer in Screen Saver. I have added few test feeds, now I can’t seem to delete them.

Example of a list showing in the RSS Visualizer options…
com.apple.preferences.screensaver.http://test

com.apple.preferences.screensaver.http://test1

I have tried searching but came up empty.

Thank you.

– Ken

11 Responses to “RSS Visualizer – Removing RSS Feeds”

  1. As far as I can tell, you can’t “add” RSS feeds in the RSS Visualizer options. You simply select one from either your Mail or Safari RSS feeds, or you manually enter one.
    If you want to delete one from the list, you have to go to either Mail or Safari and delete it from there — your Mail RSS feeds, or bookmarks in Safari that are RSS feeds.

  2. Ken says:

    I manually added it in. Perhaps it would be better if I give you a screen shot.

    http://i41.tinypic.com/2z7mxxu.jpg

    Thanks Gary.

    …I guess it not a really a big deal, just being picky. :)

    • Interesting. It doesn’t appear to be a part of the “RSS Visualizer” — just a part of the screen saver interface in general. And I can’t even get it to work. No matter which RSS feed I enter, it never validates it. That looks like a file name (com.apple.preferences…) did you look to see if that file is in your user/Library/Preferences folder? Maybe it is as simple as just deleting that file there if you find it.

  3. Ken says:

    I got it to validated using feed://www.bnn.ca/news/news_latest.xml but it came up different than what I had expected. http://i44.tinypic.com/2eldzmf.jpg And that, I could delete.

    user/Library/Preferences was the first place I look and the closest I got was com.apple.screensaver.plist which I have tried deleting.

    I have even replace the RSS Visualizer.qtz under Macintosh HD/System/Library/Screen Savers

    Oh well. I am just going have to live with it.. :)

    Thank you.

  4. Ken says:

    Gary, I guess this problem bother me enough to call Apple support. The senior tech couldn’t do it either. It’s being escalated to the software engineering team. Apple thinks it just a file to delete. I will keep you updated. Turn around time is approximate 3-5 days.

    Cheers!

  5. Ken says:

    Still waiting. I had to send a screenshot to apple.

  6. Ken says:

    It solved!!!

    Go to library/PubSub and trash the folder.

    Thank you Apple. :)

Leave a Comment Related to "RSS Visualizer - Removing RSS Feeds"

(To ask a question not related to this topic, please use the MacMost Q&A Forum)

:

:


Back to the main forum page

Sign up for our new daily email digest of forum topics!