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In fact, the article is on a site without any visible RSS feed available itself. You have to read the HTML source and manually parse out the rss feed. And the
by WildUtah 16y ago
In fact, the article is on a site without any visible RSS feed available itself. You have to read the HTML source and manually parse out the rss feed.
And then the author complains that it's hard to use and people aren't taking advantage of it. Jerk.
- wmf 16y agoHis whole point is that you should subscribe to feeds from the browser chrome (using the meta tag), not from a link in the page itself.
- xenomachina 16y agoYou only have to read the HTML source if your browser doesn't show you the feed button next to the address bar. That was kind of the author's point. In fact, I'd bet that part of the reason many people don't use the address bar feed button is because the practice of having links to feeds is so common, and anything on the page is automatically more obvious than something out in the browser chrome.