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Chrome extension for Readstr - detect and subscribe to RSS/Atom feeds Readstr makes it effortless to discover and subscribe to RSS and Atom feeds across the web. AUTOMATIC FEED DETECTION Readstr detects RSS and Atom feeds on any webpage you visit. A floating button appears when feeds are found, showing exactly how many are available. ONE-CLICK SUBSCRIBE Subscribe to feeds instantly with a single click. No hunting for feed URLs or copy-pasting them. CONTEXT MENU INTEGRATION Right-click any link to subscribe to it as a feed, or open the context menu to see every feed detected on a page. NOSTR ACCOUNT SYNC Sign in with your Nostr identity (NIP-07 signer or nsec) to sync your subscriptions and read state with the Readstr web app. Your feeds stay consistent across all your devices. Your private key never leaves your device. DESKTOP NOTIFICATIONS Get notified when new items arrive. Control notification frequency and limits to avoid interruptions. LOCAL STORAGE Feeds can be stored locally in your browser, even without a Nostr account. OPML IMPORT/EXPORT Migrate your subscriptions to and from other feed readers using standard OPML. SELF-HOSTABLE Works with self-hosted Readstr instances — just set your web app URL in settings. PRIVACY - No analytics or tracking - Private keys never leave your device - All communication uses HTTPS - Open source: https://github.com/privkeyio/readstr
Jul 9, 2026
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