After the twitter mania, Friendfeed has certainly hogged the limelight since the day it was launched. For those who don’t know, Friendfeed does the job of aggregating your activity on the various social networks which you are a part of. So whether its your flickr pics, your stumbles, diggs or you tube videos , you can get them all at one place- your Friendfeed account. Ofcourse it allows you to add friends and subscribe to them so that you can get a peek into their social media activity too. You can subscribe to my Friendfeed here.
Now obviously I’d recommend you to get an account with Friendfeed and enjoy it, but you may not want to sign in with yet another social network for different reasons. But even then, if you love surfing the web and browsing through interesting stuff, you could actually get that through friendfeed without signing in. How? Type the following in your address bar:
http://friendfeed.com/public?service=stumbleupon
You get the list of stumbles by friendfeed users. You can scroll down and subscribe to this page in your feed reader. Similarly http://friendfeed.com/public?service=blog gives you different blog posts, http://friendfeed.com/public?service=flickr gives you images and so on and so forth.
So if you just wanna browse friendfeed without signing in, you can always use the aforesaid urls.
Abhijeet Mukherjee is a blogger & web publisher. This is his personal blog about blogging, productivity, internet marketing, social media and other random stuff. 
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