RSS Feed helps the visitors to subscribe to a particular blog or website to get updates. Visitors subscribe to an RSS Feed using an RSS reader which could be web-based, desktop-based, or a mobile device-based. Today you can hardly find a website or blog without having an RSS Feed. If you are a regular Google Chrome user, you can use any of the following extensions to subscribe and manage RSS Feeds of your favorite blogs or websites:
(Please browse though Google Chrome to install the extensions!)
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Slick RSS
Slick RSS is my favorite RSS Reader extension in Google Chrome. It’s a full featured RSS reader integrated within the browser.
Features:- Supports both RSS and Atom feeds.
- Discovers both RSS and Atom feeds within pages (with finder installed).
- You can manage feeds manually or use a bookmark folder.
- If you manage manually you can set a sort order and max items per feed.
- Imports OPML files into the manager, or your bookmark folder.
- Supports read later functionality (favorites).
- Supports custom date formats.
- Can display read items as gray or title only.
- Supports 1 to 4 columns.
- Supports blocking of objects, images and iframes in feeds.
- Feed links always open in a new tab.
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RSS Live Links
Another widely used extension to manage RSS Feeds in Google Chrome. It gives you a Firefox-style RSS Live Bookmarks in Google Chrome which provides bookmark-like links to items from configured RSS feeds. You can read your feeds’ headlines directly from a menu-style pop-up without having to go to the home page or a specialized reader.
Features:- Automatic visual and audible notification of updates to subscribed feeds.
- Menu-style pop-up list of subscribed feeds, with visual distinction between new, unread, and read feeds.
- Click on a feed to see a list of its items, with visual distinction between new, unread, and read items.
- Configurable “visual distinction” options for each “seen-state”.
- Bulk open actions.
- Support for “real” Live Bookmarks (i.e. a bookmark folder for each feed with regularly updated contents).
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Google Reader RSS Subscriber
It allows you to subscribe to the RSS feed in Google Reader by pressing one button.
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RSS Subscription Extension
It adds a one-click subscription button to your toolbar for easy subscription.
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Foxish Live RSS
It provides an RSS feed reader in the style of Firefox’s Live Bookmarks.
Add to Chrome
Enjoy Subscribing and Reading!
