How would I provide alternative content (like the BBC site) to a browser that doesn't have a RSS reader installed?Īny help on this would be brilliant, thanks for taking the time to read this. Is there a way to check if a browser has a built in RSS reader? I also assume this will be the same in older versions of Internet Explorer.Ĭlick the RSS feed (top tight of the page) in a RSS enabled browser (Safari) and it uses the built in RSS reader to display the RSS feed.Ĭlick the same RSS feed link in Chrome (Chrome has no built in RSS reader) it displays the RSS feed using what looks like a custom page. I know why this happens - Chrome doesn't have a built in RSS reader. Feedbro is a well designed powerful feed reader for Google Chrome that keeps everything local. You may add iframe and embed tags to that as well but may experience display issues for certain items afterwards (e.g. Unfortunately clicking the same RSS link in Chrome displays the raw XML feed. The feed reader strips out certain tags such as script or object automatically. I've setup a RSS feed link on a self-hosted Wordpress website, clicking the RSS link in Safari shows the feed - because Safari has a built in RSS reader. Subscribe using Chrome Chrome Extension allows RSS Feed Subscriptions.If I can, i'd rather not use a service like FeedBurner. Once it opens in Internet Explorer, it will have an option at the top to subscribe to this RSS feed as show here: Look for the small RSS icon and click on that icon as show in this image: Open Internet explorer and open any USACE website. Use Internet Explorer to Subscribe to an RSS Feed Microsoft How to Subscribe to RSS feed in Outlook Feature highlights: - Full standalone feed reader (RSS, Atom, RDF) as a Chrome extension - no online services needed - Extremely fast - Multiple viewing modes: full article view, headlines view. Press Ctrl+V to paste the information from the Clipboard into the RSS Feed location box.Ĭhoose Add > OK. Right-click that icon, and then copy the shortcut to the Clipboard. Tip: If you need help finding the RSS feed URL on a website, look for an RSS icon. Feedbro for Chrome and Firefox is a free easy-to-configure feed reader. In the New RSS Feed dialog box, enter the URL of the RSS Feed. In Outlook, right-click the RSS Feeds folder and choose Add a New RSS Feed. Setup your feeds: Search for feeds one-by-one, browse the library of sites or import feeds with OPML. Click “Get” Next to “Feeder – RSS Feed Reader”, then Confirm by clicking “Add Extension”Ĥ.Visit the Microsoft Edge Add-on store: Edge-Extensions-Home.
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