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It is the same in the media industry, RSS is everywhere. It is just that the end users seldom see it..

• gglitch 9y ago
  Could you elaborate on this, please?
  • pmlnr 9y ago
    Firefox used to display and RSS icon in the url bar if the site had a feed, allowing you to subscribe you to "live bookmarks" - feeds: http://johnbokma.com/firefox/rss-and-live-bookmarks.html http://johnbokma.com/firefox/rss-and-live-bookmarks.html This is completely hidden from the UI by now.
    • rainbowmverse 9y ago
      Alt->Bookmarks->Subscribe to this page It could be more prominent.
    • avhon1 9y ago
      In Firefox, if you click the hamburger menu and select "Customize...", one of the things you can drag into either the menu or the button bar is an RSS feed indicator/subscribe button.
      • pmlnr 9y ago
        You wouldn't believe how much it matters what the default is; people don't customize any more.
    • deleted 9y ago
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  • yxhuvud 9y ago
    What I mean is that it is often used as a transport format for when some component or app will need dynamic and styled text content that update over time. Often in web applications, but not always.