ITT: we remember the good old times

I still use RSS bookmarks in Firefox

using an rss reader now. It's not as kill.

>>60211142
>>60211135
yeah, but it is almost over
many websites don't offer the feature thanks to ads
also Edge does not have RSS support
it was even abandoned by google

Been using Thunderbird to read RSS feeds for all my favorite sites for years now. RSS is far from dead.

Bamboo Feed Reader

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>>60211112
I use(d) RSS feeds extensively for automatically downloading torrents.
Now that Nyaa is dead, they don't work anymore. It's such a fucking hassle.

>>60211157
>many websites don't offer the feature
Meh. Any relevant ones?
I still get all my news/updates from RSS.

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>>60211112
>good old times

>>60211271
>>60211425
>>60211505

see >>60211218

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I set up TT-RSS and have feeds for many tech sites, YouTube, and Craigslist. RSS is not dead, Normies just don't use it.

>>60211530
>Facebook
>Twitter
Anyway, I'm pretty sure you can have RSS feeds of those two through a 3rd party service.

>>60211112
But I still use RSS, did you knew you can save youtube channel feeds?

>>60212421
RSS for youtube is fucked for me for some reason. It always shows videos as new every 20 minutes or so, while they've been posted for months.

>>60212494
Client problem probably

>>60211157
>it was even abandoned by google
No it wasn't. At least youtube offers it still as an alternative to having an account for subscriptions. The pajeets maintaining youtube probably forgot they even have an rss service, maybe that's why it still exists.