Import google reader feeds into Webfeed

Hi,
I did a export of my Google Reader subscriptions (XML file) and I would like to import these into the webfeed app of my Nokia. When I select Import feeds the app returns with "no feeds found on phone".
Does the app expect the xml file on a certain location? Is the format wrong?
Thanks.
Bert

Hi,
If you had the Extension installed, check Safari / Preferences - Extensions. You may have turned Extensions off or inadvertently uninstalled Google Reader ?
It's available here.
https://extensions.apple.com/

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