Fabio Manganiello on Nostr: npub1url23…sa8jv That feature back in the day inspired other browsers (namely ...
npub1url23raj2zpp5jjstm9p8uydu9wwc6l8jp7wd5de6lypkn4j23js0sa8jv (npub1url…a8jv) That feature back in the day inspired other browsers (namely Firefox and Chrome) to do the same ~15 years ago. After Steve Jobs did it, competitors quickly rushed and added a feed icon to the URL bar, and even a built-in viewer.
Out of curiosity, I went to check what's the current state of the RSS features in Safari. Unsurprisingly, the feature was removed around the same time Chrome removed it too. And it's now available as a $0.99 browser extension, yay! https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rss-button-for-safari/id1437501942?mt=12
Out of curiosity, I went to check what's the current state of the RSS features in Safari. Unsurprisingly, the feature was removed around the same time Chrome removed it too. And it's now available as a $0.99 browser extension, yay! https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rss-button-for-safari/id1437501942?mt=12