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How do you find RSS feeds that you're interested in?
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this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2023
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I generally go to a website and if I like the content, I look for an RSS icon. If I can't find one, I'll browse to either [domain]/rss, [domain]/rss.xml, [domain]/feed or [domain]/feed.xml, because most websites that support RSS will have an XML file at that location. This has worked for every site I've tried it on so far, except for Genius' website.
There is an addon for that! I use this: WANT MY RSS. This puts an rss icon in the url bar, if there is an rss feed available for the current website. Just click on the icon, and you are subscribed, if you set up your reader beforehand!