Why does previewing feeds on the browser have to be hard?

Enter FeedReader – a feed reader inside your browser

Drag the following button onto your bookmarks bar to get started

FeedReader

Next time you visit some site and want to check out if it has a feed, just hit the FeedReader button on your browser's bookmarks bar. If the site features an RSS/Atom feed, FeedReader will most likely find it and display it.

While FeedReader will try to guess if a feed exists on the site its clicked on, it can also directly parse RSS/Atom feeds in your browser. Again, just simply click the FeedReader button on your bookmarks bar.

Here's FeedReader rendering the feeds of the following (sample) sites:
The Verge, NME, What Hi-Fi?, Bike EXIF, NYTimes, Hacker News and ByBlacks.com

This handy little web app was built after finding native browser plugins for feed reading unusable, ugly and overall frustrating.

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Last Update: Nov 2024