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I remember reading something regarding feeds and Google. Basically in terms of numbers, they just don't feel that anyone users it. Hence why it's unavailable on
by sabret00the 14y ago
I remember reading something regarding feeds and Google. Basically in terms of numbers, they just don't feel that anyone users it. Hence why it's unavailable on Chrome. It's a shame. Feeds can be really useful. Though I'll admit they're a niche market.
- j_col 14y agoI'll continue to publish and consume feeds, regardless of what Google thinks. Lets not let them set the de-facto standards for the web.
- sabret00the 14y agoI'm with you 100%. For an incredibly long time I've wanted to see Firefox assimilate the Brief extension. I especially hope they do so with all the furore surrounding Twitter.
- webwanderings 14y agoGoogle is using Feedburner in Blogspot. I do not expect them to shut it down without providing proper replacement. It would be absurd otherwise.
- abraham 14y agoFeedburner is an optional addin to Blogger. Blogger is by no means integrated enough to hold keep Fb from being killed though.
- Erwin 14y agoWell, why should an RSS reader be a program be part of core Chrome, if a mail reader isn't? Google likes to push their cloud services after all. I use an addon that notifies me if there's an RSS feed on a page -- I can click on it to add the RSS to my Google Reader account.
- StavrosK 14y agoI just noticed that Chrome pops up a box asking me where I want to subscribe to a feed. Is that a new feature?