Puts an RSS/Atom subscribe button back in URL bar
Puts an RSS/Atom subscribe button 
back in URL bar
A long time ago (especially in Internet time), Firefox used to have an icon
that showed up in the Awesome Bar when a website had RSS or Atom feeds
available for subscribing. This add-on replaces the icon, so you don’t have
to add a button that will be constantly visible and taking up space. It will
only be visible when there is a feed to subscribe to.
RSS is a way to consume a LOT of information very quickly, and STORE it in nice
categories if you miss it. So I can catch up with a small blog’s output at the
end of the week and, if I so choose, read EVERY article easily in one sitting.
You think on Friday I’m gonna go browse that same site’s Twitter feed on their
page (digging through all the messy @ replies) and see what they did that week?!
Or go to their Facebook page that is littered with contests? No way dude, I’m
too busy for that!I feel like small blogs cut their own throat by taking away the RSS capability.
I give this analogy a lot, but social media outlets are INFO COLANDERS! 5% of
your followers will see anything you post, and that’s probably only within 20
minutes of posting. That’s the way it is and it’s gonna only get worse. Apart
from email lists, RSS is the best way you can collect stuff across the internet
to read quickly, and I am so irritated when that choice is taken from me./rant
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