I've personally no problem in consuming RSS. It's more about the visitors to my websites. It used to be enough to embed a feed and people would subscribe. Thes

I've personally no problem in consuming RSS. It's more about the visitors to my websites. It used to be enough to embed a feed and people would subscribe. These days there's so little in-browser glue that you either have to know what to do with it, or... or what? The point here is to try to work out how people stay up to date with individual websites. I wrote this after posting here, might explain better than this little comment. https://thepcspy.com/read/what-happened-to-rss/ https://thepcspy.com/read/what-happened-to-rss/