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Lots of discussion on feed readers but basic support should be built in to browsers really. Doesn't have to be a full "reader", it can just have a little RSS i
by Nition 6y ago
Lots of discussion on feed readers but basic support should be built in to browsers really.
Doesn't have to be a full "reader", it can just have a little RSS icon that shows a (1) etc for new items, which shows the links to the posts when clicked. Show up a little marker on the same icon when a site has a feed you can subscribe to. Manage your feeds in the settings somewhere.
- duckmysick 6y agoFirefox used to support RSS, but they removed it in late 2018.
- awhow 6y agoThunderbird supports RSS...and NNTP.
- tn1 6y agoThe feature could use some work however. I remember trying it recently and OPML support (especially when you have sub-folders) didn't really work. Personally I use Smart-RSS [1], which is a clone of the original Opera (12) feed reader and runs as a browser extension (both chrome/ium and firefox). It has some bugs but it works well for my use case. [1] https://github.com/SmartRSS/Smart-RSS https://github.com/SmartRSS/Smart-RSS