I'd rather that major browsers don't have native RSS support. There is a industry standard way to transform XML (RSS is a xml file) into readable HTML; the XSLT

I'd rather that major browsers don't have native RSS support. There is a industry standard way to transform XML (RSS is a xml file) into readable HTML; the XSLT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XSLT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XSLT And it is already supported by all major browsers. With XSLT, you can add one tag in your RSS to transform it into a readable web page, with a customizable call-to-action for getting real RSS supports. See one of my feeds: https://roastidio.us/feed/KjQKkQVg https://roastidio.us/feed/KjQKkQVg If your feed behaves differently while clicked in different browsers, it will be more confusing, not less confusing to people unfamiliar with RSS