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Considering the feature has been found within the source code of Chrome 106, we assume that it will arrive with the said version of the web browser and ChromeOS operating system which is expected to arrive in late September. However, it is good to see that Google is planning to take things further by adding the ability to pull the feed from non-RSS compatible websites. While there are several tools available that curate content from RSS feed-enabled websites. She further added that the new Google Reader will be able to pull feeds even from the website that natively does not support RSS feed. About Chromebook also contacted Google Chrome Engineer, Adriana Porter Felt about ‘Web Feed’ being related to the RSS Feed and she has confirmed the feature. The source code mentions the term ‘Web Feed’ which clearly indicates that the company is planning to bring the RSS Reader with Chrome. About Chromebook has spotted the browser’s new feature in the source code of Chrome version 106.
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The company introduced the RSS reader in Chrome for Android last year and a new development suggests that the feature may soon debut on desktop and ChromeOS. Looks like they do regular updates, so here's hoping they will consider this feedback.Google has been working on adding a built-in RSS reader into the Chrome browser for a while.
If you don't have a lot of bookmarks, this is not a big deal The only downsides I see for using zoomable As a primary or secondary browser are: This alone makes it worth the five dollars for me. This really does come in handy with websites that do a poor job of recognizing that you're on a mobile platform with limited screen space. No matter what zoom level you choose, it automatically fits it to the page. I bought it for the zooming feature, which is the best I've seen on any browser for iOS. However, so does every iOS browser that I've tried (except the original opera, which I miss very much) Instead of giving you the desktop version, it gives you a stripped down mobile version of that site. There are some places where it just doesn't work at all, such as Yahoo Mail.
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I've tested it on numerous sites and the full desktop support works pretty well. Quick and fast rendering, zoom Feature is awesome It’s resolved a lot of frustration that many of us go through with iOS browsers, very often for me. Really awesome app, one of my favorite minimal browsers, and one of the fastest mobile browsers I’ve used. Smart options menu, and you can do full-screen view which hides the upper/lower bars. You have full control over the view-options of websites, and it’s really snappy. Another perk for me personally is saving sites as PDFs, which I do with an iOS shortcut, and this app is the best for that shortcut. Sometimes there’s a website that isn’t even made to work on mobile so I need this to go to the site at all. Especially when your desktop computer is down, as mine has been for a few months. And of course the app would always launch the app automatically from the link (literally all except Reddit which gives you the choice) and there are plenty of different situations where you need the original full desktop view of the site. Other browsers often refused Desktop Website when I requested it.
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