In a preview version of his Edge browser
, Microsoft is testing the integration of RSS feeds natively with Followable Web.
The functionality is currently being rolled out gradually to testers.
The big comeback of RSS feeds?
After having wanted to set up alternatives to RSS feeds with solutions such as Microsoft News or Google News which use an algorithmic approach to offer content to users, large companies are gradually backing down. Just like Google on Chrome recently, Microsoft is testing the integration of RSS feeds into its Edge browser with a feature called Followable Web.
Instead of having to go through RSS feed aggregators like Feedly to follow the news of his favorite sites, it will be possible to subscribe directly from his browser to the RSS feeds of sites that offer them. In the preview version of the browser, a “Follow” button in the “Collections” area allows you to subscribe to the visited site, and the latest updates from the monitored sites will be displayed in a dedicated area when opening the browser . To access the complete list of monitored sites, it is currently necessary to go through the “Collections” menu.
As the deployment of Followable Web is gradual, it is not yet available to all testers.
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