What is Nomad News newsreader anyways?

Nomad News is a Usenet news application that combines the features of a sophisticated news browser with those of a powerful automated news retriever - seamlessly into one intuitive application.

Through its innovative use of check-boxes, downloading one article or one-thousand is accomplished the same way - with a single mouse-click! You'll find yourself switching between browsing and autoloading without even realizing the difference.

Browse a single newsgroup, download from multiple groups from multiple servers simultaneously, or do both at the same time!

Although Nomad News makes news retrieval effortless, make no mistake... it's built for speed! A true multi-threaded 32-bit application that spawns up to 8 simultaneous Internet connections (streams) to each news server or newsgroup to download multiple files simultaneously. Now with yEnc support!

Progress tool-bars show the status of each connection along with constantly updating statistics for bytes and bits per second in the status bar. A "Session Log" window shows exactly what's going on behind the scenes, in real-time.

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Here's just a few things you can do with Nomad News...

Download 100 text articles in a blink, then view the text as tool-tips as you drag your mouse cursor over the corresponding headers. There's no need to select an article, wait for it to load then view it in a separate window one at a time - although you can still do so if you wish.

Select 50 newsgroups from 8 different news servers, tell Nomad News to download them, then go to bed. Nomad News will open each group, retrieve the headers, tag them based on your tagging rules for subject, author, size, filename, and date, then download the articles and files to the folders you specified for each group.

There are really are too many features to describe. Check-out the Screen Shots page for screen captures of Nomad News in action, and download the free version to see for yourself. We're confident you'll wonder how you managed for so long without Nomad News.