Mar 17, 2013 Some want a desktop RSS client, others want a browser extension and others prefer online RSS readers. Because of that it’s difficult to decide which RSS feed reader is the best, so instead let’s go through the best RSS clients for all of those cases. When Apple released Safari 6, they removed the RSS reader that was built in. Vienna and NetNewsWire are known as top third party RSS readers in OS X. You can use them if you have to subscribe or manage a lot of RSS feeds. Mobile Safari has a similar feature too where you can add RSS feeds directly to the Shared Links section. It works pretty much the same way as OS X Safari.
The newest version of Safari packed in OS X Yosemite has an RSS subscription feature built directly into the web browser. It has made both RSS subscription and reading feeds more convenient than ever. RSS (Really Simple Syndication) lets you collect all the contents, information or article you want to read conveniently without having to go to a particular website. Everything you want to read is directly stored in your RSS reader within 30 minutes of being published.
Moreover, RSS feeds are synchronized across all Apple devices (from iOS to OS X). Therefore, you can read all the feeds from anywhere you wish. That’s how efficient it is for you. Let’s dive ahead with the process!
Here is how to subscribe RSS feeds on Mac OS X Yosemite:
Step 1: Launch Safari
Step 2: Navigate to the webpage which you want to subscribe to your reading list. (make sure that the webpage has an RSS feed available)
Step 3: Click on the sidebar button in order to expand bookmarks and subscription bar
Step 4: Click the @ at symbol tab
Step 5: Click on Subscription (at the bottom)
Step 6: Choose Add Feed
Step 7: “Subscribe to” pop-up will appear, click on Add Feed
You are done! Depending on your need, you can repeat the same (above mentioned) steps on any websites that offer RSS feeds in order to subscribe their contents.
How To Access and Read RSS Feeds In Safari
Step 1: Launch Safari
Step 2: Then Click on @ tab
Step 3: Click on any feed items you want to read
That’s done! Vienna and NetNewsWire are known as top third party RSS readers in OS X. You can use them if you have to subscribe or manage a lot of RSS feeds.
Mobile Safari has a similar feature too where you can add RSS feeds directly to the Shared Links section. It works pretty much the same way as OS X Safari. In fact, even the method of adding a subscription is similar.
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