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== | === RSS Subscription Tools === | ||
Subscription to RSS feeds can be accomplished by numerous methods such as RSS readers, web browsers and email applications. | |||
'''RSS Readers''' | |||
There are many RSS reader applications available for use as demonstrated by a search for the term on the Internet. | |||
*The most popular RSS reader is [http://reader.google.com Google Reader] | |||
:To use the reader, log in with your Google credentials and add the RSS feed addresses of the sites you wish to follow | |||
*Another popular RSS reader is [http://www.feeddemon.com/ FeedDemon] | |||
:FeedDemon is a downloadable application that must be installed on your computer. | |||
<br> '''Web Browsers''' | |||
All major web browsers have RSS feed subscription tools built in them. Subscriptions to RSS feeds is easily implemented in them. | |||
Browsers are updated frequently. Current RSS feed subscripion instructions are found via an Internet search. | |||
<br> '''Email Applications''' | |||
Less popular than dedicated RSS readers or web browsers, email applications like Mozilla Thunderbird, Microsoft Outlook and Opera Mail can all be used to subscribe to RSS feeds. | |||
Like web browsers, email applications are frequently updated. Current instructions about RSS subscriptions can be found in an Internet search. | |||
Online email applications typically do not include RSS feed subscription tools. | |||
== How do I Get RSS Feeds with Older Versions of Internet Explorer == | == How do I Get RSS Feeds with Older Versions of Internet Explorer == | ||