Subscribe RSS Feeds in Feedly
Subscribe RSS and Atom Feeds in Feedly. Automatically finds feeds on the pages to let you subscribe them in Feedly.
Easily add content to your Feedly while browsing
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Feedly users rely on the Mini extension to quickly add new RSS sources to their feeds and save essential articles to their boards.
This extension is the official extension from Feedly. It is created and maintained by the Feedly dev team.
In version 50, if you have access to the annotation features, you will be able to add a note to the article you are saving to your boards.
If you are part of the enterprise plan and have connected your account with Slack, you will be able to mention a teammate or a Slack channel directly in this extension and quickly notify your teammates.
Privacy by default: We believe that you should own and control all your personal information. Feedly is a secure space where you can privately organize and research the topics and trends that matter to you.
This extension is only activated when you click on the button to follow an RSS feed or save an article to a board. It does not have access to any other activity or personal information.
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Subscribe RSS and Atom Feeds in Feedly. Automatically finds feeds on the pages to let you subscribe them in Feedly.
Get a simple overview of your RSS and Atom feeds in the toolbar
Extension for Feedly news reader
Adds one-click subscription to your toolbar.
Adds one-click subscription to powerful RSS reader, Podcast reader. It allows you to easily add RSS feeds to reader.
Easily find and subscribe to RSS and RSSHub.
very nice and adaptable RSS reader
Бесполезное расширение. Все, что оно делает, вывешивает ссылку на свой сайт и без него не прочитаешь. Пользуюсь двумя браузерами + еще один дома. Ставить на все приложение, которое является тупой ссылкой на сайт - глупо.
love the layout, but sometimes it has slow response / crashes after reading many rss posts
Clunky, inconsistent and buggy. If you've gotten used to reading large amounts of verbose feeds through Google Reader, you will not like this app. Even though there are supposedly features to auto-mark articles as read, you will still see previously read articles when you refresh the page. Your list of feeds will be cluttered with those you have read already, hiding feeds that actually have new content. You can't actually scroll to reveal them, you'll just have to hope feedly will randomly suggest them in the right sidebar.
perfect
I just LOVE Feedly!!
I use this thing EVERY DAY on my PC *AND* my iPod--it syncs perfectly so I can find all my feeds all the time! It's like having a magic folder that holds everything I want to read, with handy ways to save and share ultra easily! (I know I sound excited but I actually am) I use this in conjunction with Pocket (for read-then-delete)and Evernote (save forEver)and together they have revolutionized the way I find and handle data. It even has this awesome little share icon in the lower right hand corner of websites that gives you Feedly's options when you click on it; open in Feedly to add it to your feeds, save the article for later, share it (FB,Twt, etc). As an Aspie who gets overloaded by cluttered interfaces with lots of side-by-side pictures and data-streams, the beautiful simplicity and focus of Feedly is refreshing and allows me to breeze through my feeds, saving, sharing and adding to my "for later" list. I love it.
love it really
works well, better than google reader did, rip.
A bit slow sometimes, and I have to re-auth google reader each time I use it. Great other than that!