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RSS feed viewer
Paste a feed address to read it here, the way it looks in a feed reader. The viewer is free and you do not need an account.
What the viewer shows
The newest items of the feed as Inoreader renders them: the title, the date and the author, the picture and the first lines of each post. The same feed looks the same in every feed reader, because every reader works from the same feed.
What to do with the feed
Follow it in Inoreader
Click Follow in Inoreader above the list, and the feed is added to your account as soon as you sign in or create a free account. New posts then arrive with everything else you read, on the web and in the apps.
Check it
The feed validator reads the same feed and says whether every reader can fetch and parse it, and what to change if not.
Find more
The feed finder takes a website's address and lists the feeds it publishes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an RSS feed?
An RSS feed is a version of a website's updates that a reader app can check for you. Instead of visiting the site, you follow its feed, and every new post arrives in your reader with the others. Atom and JSON Feed are other formats that do the same thing.
Why does the viewer show a feed differently from the website?
The viewer shows what the feed carries, which is what every feed reader shows. A feed that carries only a teaser or no pictures looks the same in any reader; the report from the feed validator says what the feed could carry.
Can I read the feed here every day?
You can, but a feed reader does it better. Follow the feed in Inoreader and it is checked for you, with the new posts marked, next to every other feed you follow.
Is the feed viewer free?
Yes. It is free and needs no account. If you want to follow the feed, an Inoreader account is free too and holds up to 150 feeds.