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Google/Chrome is responsible for slow death of RSS. Opera had a built-in RSS reader (and so many other cool things). So did IE back then. Chrome never had a na
by smusamashah 6y ago
Google/Chrome is responsible for slow death of RSS. Opera had a built-in RSS reader (and so many other cool things). So did IE back then.
Chrome never had a native RSS reader. Google Reader was amazing and simple, and then they killed it. Feedly use to be simple and sensible at the beginning and then it became bloated mess.
Google and its browser Chrome are responsible for leaving RSS to dust.
- musicale 6y agoI suspect it was web sites that killed RSS by trying to monetize it. I quit using RSS when sites stopped including full articles and instead just posted teasers.