How to follow any website's new pages through RSS and Atom feeds: choosing a reader, finding hidden feeds, and publishing a feed of your own.
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What Pagefeed Does
About page feeds: following websites through RSS and Atom, building a personal reading feed, and publishing feeds that keep readers current.
Honest comparisons of free and paid readers on sync, search, and how they handle a thousand subscriptions.
Most sites have a feed even when no icon shows — the URL patterns and tricks that uncover them.
Folders, filters, and triage habits that keep hundreds of sources readable in minutes a day.
Adding a clean RSS or Atom feed to any site — full text or summaries, done correctly.
Generating feeds for newsletters, social accounts, and pages that never offered one.
Piping feeds into email digests, chat alerts, and archives with simple automation.
How Pagefeed Works
Pick a feed reader that fits how you read — phone-first, inbox-style, or power-user keyboard-driven.
Add the sites you actually want, find their hidden feeds, and sort them into a few honest folders.
Skim everything new in one place, in chronological order, with no algorithm deciding for you.
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No — the buttons disappeared from browsers, but feeds still power podcasts, newsletter tools, and news aggregation. Nearly every blog and news site still publishes one.
Try adding /feed, /rss, or /atom.xml to the site address, or view the page source for a link tagged application/rss+xml. Our finder guide lists patterns for all the common platforms.
Full text is kinder to readers and keeps subscribers; summaries drive clicks to your site. Many publishers compromise with full text plus a clear link back.
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