Exceptionally Uncaught

My desktop at work melted last week. It's far from the first time it's decided to become an expensive paperweight, but it looks like it may be the last time. It's not the total disaster it could have been, since my primary workstation has become my new Vaio. But there was a hell of a lot of non-critical stuff that's now gone (probably) forever.

One of the (many) things I've lost is the most up to date version of my OPML file - all my RSS feeds. Even worse, I'd finally managed to get them all organised in a nice way (as a pose to a big mess).

So as I try and rebuild my world, I'm faced with re-organising my feeds, and trying to remember which ones I'm still missing (like Richard's!). Trying to do it in SharpReader is causing a violent reaction in me - it's ugly and a bit clunky. So I'm looking around for a replacement. I love the idea of something that keeps my OPML online (protecting me from another meltdown and keeping my world in sync), but I hate the idea of a browser plugin. So far I've tried:

• SharpReader - I'm finding I can't really look at it any more. Ugh.
• OnFolio - tears my soul to shreds.
• BlogBridge - looks perfect, but it won't work through the proxy at work (at least not that I've managed)
• BlogLines - feels "clunky". I can' only have one level of folders. Seems like a lot of wasted space.

So, does anyone have any suggestions?