See rss feed in safari

How can I see my rss feeds in Safari? There seems not to be a button.

You can use App Store or appstorm.net to find RSS Reader's. There is great applications for free. Also don't know if there is but you can check Safari Extensions. There should be one.

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Hi updated Safari today and now when I select a bookmarked RSS feed it opens Mail. Where is this preference set? I would like to have the feed open in Safari feed reader as it did before. I see nothing for RSS in Safari prefs..... Safari Version Version 6.0 (7536.25)

Ok I see now that the ability to subscribe to RSS feeds in Safari 6 is gone. Great. Thanks Apple.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4135311?start=0&tstart=0

Unable to open RSS Feeds in Safari, I am forced to use the Mail app.

Unable to open RSS Feeds in Safari, I am forced to use the Mail app.
Since I have Safari 6.0 (OS X Lion 10.7.4 on MacBook Pro bought this year) I am being forced to use the Mail app in order to open RSS Feeds, but I do not want to use the Mail app.
Does someone please has a solution for me? People form Apple, are you reading this? It is annoying me.
Greetings

The Corp giveth and the Corp taketh away!
250 exciting new features in Lion and 300 new problems or deleted features!
Firefox doesn't show how many unread items there are in a feed, but Safari 5.x did. I guess I have no reason to use Safari anymore.

Need help getting RSS feeds from Safari on iPhone

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I figured out last night how to get RSS feeds on Safari, but /id like to figure out how to get the same feeds that go to my Safari on my iMac on my iPhone. Would be very handy knowing how to the same rss feeds on my phone, being synched with my imac
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Safari doesn't have an RSS feature anymore ...
This worked in M. Lion so it may work in Mavericks > Five Ways To Replace Safari’s RSS Reader In Mountain Lion | Cult of Mac

How to get RSS feeds in Safari

I had several RSS feeds set up in Safari. After upgrading to Mountain Lion and Safari 6.0, those links do not seem to work. Wondering how I can get my RSS feeds to work in Safari or is there another trick that needs to be used?
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Unbeleavable,
totally idiotic and useless,
money spent and time spent to find a solution to something that has been there and working.
sad sad
but good news, google chrome works perfectly, look is the same as safari s old ssr reader, bit nicer than firefox,
so chrome it will be, anyhow, safari took all from chrome,

Can't see RSS feeds in Mail

I've subscribed to a couple of RSS feeds in Mail (multiple times because it doesn't seem to be taking) and I'm not seeing anything about RSS in my sidebar. Is there a trick to getting them to show up and being able to read them within Mail?

OK... Back again - this is driving me crazy. I see SEVERAL posts of people having the same issues as me, but I do not see any real answers (in posts, Apple support, or just plain Google).
I do have more information though:
I now have the issue that RSS feeds either stop updating, update and bring back several old posts that I have already deleted (and cleared from the deleted messages), and RSS links disappearing and RSS showing an error (~) next to it, and finally the RSS section disappearing altogether.
I have read some suggestions to go into Finder and delete the SubPubAgent.plist file under the user directory (done that, now it has not reappeared), and to Quit the SubPubAgent process in Activity Monitor, and restart Mail (Have done this SEVERAL times, and it seems to "change" things, but doesn't fix anything). The one thing here that seems to throw up a red flag is that the SubPubAgent process shows 3 threads, and when things are going ok, it looks like it has a Virtual Memory usage of ~30MB - when things go haywire the Virtual Memory shoots up to just under 600MB, at which point I will have received the several old posts, feeds stop updating, or all the feeds just go away in the middle of my session. This 600MB Virtual Memory amount seems to be a limit that something dealing with RSS feeds is "trying" to exceed, and Mail cant handle it. But no matter how many times I try to delete messages to bring things down, they just keep coming back the next time I restart Mail.
ANY suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for any support, and take care!
Jeff

Multiple rss feeds crash safari 3

Here's an interesting problem I've been having. When I open a multiple RSS feed (one that consists of the feeds from multiple sites, much like the included "News" feed), Safari 3 will always crash. It's very consistent. I use RSS feeds constantly throughout my day. I also have NetNewsWire, but some feeds are more convenient in Safari. It was less of a problem in Safari 2.
Thoughts?

You're welcome. The "broke" file is corrupted. You can move that to the trash.
Mahalo for the and Aloha from Big Island.

RSS feeds and Safari

When using Safari under Leopard my RSS feeds aren't working correctly. Using my existing bookmarks, I pull down to one of the RSS bookmarks, just as I did with Tiger. I then get an error message like
"Safari can’t open the page “feed://www.sfgate.com/rss/feeds/news.xml”. The error was: “The feed could not be loaded because the content is not in a known feed format.” (PubSub:2) Please choose Report Bugs to Apple from the Safari menu, note the error number, and describe what you did before you saw this message."
All I have to do is click on the Reload button and the feed shows up fine. So why doesn't it just go ahead and show the feed the first time. The URL does not change at all after hitting the Reload button, but the page shows up as it should then.

I cannot help because I have the same problem. It comes and goes. Started last week and went away. Then it happened again this morning. It will NOT work when I hit reload. I am glad to know I am not the only one. I reset permissions, cleared history and cache and am going after the library files next. But I cannot associate any action I have taken with the mysterious return of the capability of Safari to read xml.

"Weird" font on the head of my rss feeds on Safari. Same in Mail & iWorks.

When I want to read my rss, Safari displays the headlines in a different font, which I think is Greek. The same happens in Mail and iWork. How do I set it up so that I have only fonts like Bookman Old Style or Times New Roman?

Bruxolini --
You've got a font conflict going on there, I believe.
Here's a good article on three major examples:
Here
The first example is of a font cache problem.
The second is Times Phonetics.
Take a look to see if a matching example is there, OK?

Safari 4 slower loading with RSS feeds

Don't know what happened in Safari 4 (4.0.2), but now it is much slower loading initially because of the way RSS feeds in the bookmarks bar are now being handled. I can not use the browser until all the RSS feeds have been checked. Even when clicking on an RSS item within a particular page such as CNN, the time to open that feed is significantly slower.
There has always been occasional problems with the bookmark bar for RSS feeds showing there are unread feeds, yet nothing shows unread beside the individual feeds. The problem now happens almost every day. The only solution is to choose the view all RSS feeds and find the unread items.
I am also noticing that web page loading is also much slower than it was in 3.x. Get tired of that spinning loading at the right of the address entry bar. The beach ball is more interesting because it is in color.
I have 18 Mbps broadband, so that isn't the problem, as all the slowdowns happened as soon as I started using Safari 4.
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I don't understand why you're using Safari for your RSS feeds; it's not an ideal solution compared to a dedicated RSS reader like Vienna, NetNewsWire, or Newsfire; I'd use one of those and turn off RSS feeds in Safari's preferences pane.
But Safari 4 is faster than Safari 3; it isn't for you because of a variety of factors, so let's change them and see if we can't speed things up. Here's what you can do:
Try changing your Network settings to use OpenDNS
Go to ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.Safari and delete the contents of that folder, then use the Get Info panel to Lock the folder.
Go to ~/Library/Caches/Metadata/Safari and delete the contents of that folder, then use the Get Info panel to Lock the folder.
Go to ~/Library/Safari and delete these files:
Downloads.plist
History.plist
LastSession.plist
TopSites.plist (if you don't want to use Top Sites, Lock that file right after you restart.)
WebpageIcons.db
Restart Safari and see if your problem is solved.

Safari RSS feeds...

Hi everyone!
I have noticed that now with Leopard and the latest version of Safari I only see RSS feeds in year 2008 or if I see going back to 2007 it's just as far back as November. But I can get any older posts to show. With Firefox it will show all feeds going back as far as I want to go. Is this some kind of setting? I haven't been able to figure it out. I know on the side it say "Recent Articles" but I always remembered in Safari it would let me view feeds as far back as I want to go. Thanks for your help!
Reg

Hi Reg,
How are you? Thanks for the reply.
You're welcome. Life here in South Kona, Hawaii is good. Weather has been very pleasant (80 or so) and the Humpback Whales are playing in the channel!
Once you lose them no way to get them back?
Depends if they are still available from the source. First, zero out the existing feedcount by selecting "remove now" in the RSS panel. Next, to reset everything, in the same panel change the "check for updates" to "never". Then quit/restart Safari. Now go back to the RSS panel and change the "check for update to your preferred setting, and change the "remove" indicator to "never".
The feeds will build again. Anything accessible on the various servers will now appear, never to be purged until you do so.
Let me know if that works on your end.

Safari issues with at least two sites and RSS Feeds broken

Greetings all. This is my first time posting on here, I'm also a new(er) Apple user. Finally switched from the dark side. Love the Macbook, but after so many years with a PC, I am definitely not within my element on some things. Here are my two issues:
1. On Safari (and Firefox incidentally) if I go to msnbc.com or yahoo.com I get a dysfunctional appearance. msnbc.com simply doesn't load except the outer frames. The inner content doesn't load at all. They have redesigned their site and I still only get the outer frame from the old design. On yahoo.com, it simply gives me a very bland, generic front page and tells me to upgrade to a more current browser. I'm running the most current Safari. Don't know what's wrong. I get some challenges on some other sites i visit, but nothing specific comes to mind - except maybe flash driven applications - heavy flash. They run slow or not at all.
2. I love(d) RSS feeds in Safari. All of a sudden they stopped working. It still shows unread messages - which I cannot clear - and will not load any new messages. If I try to read a feed, it gives me a error page - similar to a non-existent page/link. Not sure how to fix this.
With the first issue, being relatively new to Apple, etc, I honestly don't know if I selected some weird setting unknowingly that is causing my problems or not, etc. Don't know if I caught a virus, bug, etc. Wouldn't know how to find out if I did.
Anyone that is patient, intelligent with Apple and doesn't mind helping out a stupid new Apple user. :o) VERY MUCH APPRECIATED IN ADVANCE!

All companies are out there to make money, however much they try to disguise the fact.
GoldenShoes is partly right. However, not all sites are deliberately designed to just work in IE and Firefox; a lot of developers simply don't realise their code (or parts of it) is not functional in other browsers because at least 90% of the world's population use IE or FF. In other cases, it's just not economically viable to cater to such a tiny percent of the Internet-using population (besides, what would all those people that want to be 'different' do?!
You might want to try contacting those companies and telling them of your problems - after all, they are losing business by doing this and they may be unaware.
The other part of the argument is that FF, and IE especially, let a lot more 'bad', invalid code though to cater to their users. Opera and Safari don't really do this as much, and there is a lot of cross-browser incompatibility.

Safari stops loading after opening my RSS feeds

When I want to open all my RSS feeds in Safari, it starts to load, but after about 1 to 2 min, all my pages stop loadind. The address bar is then "half blue" ...
In FF everything works fine, so network (airport) works fine.
Anybody out there who can help.
Cheers,
Bart
Powerbook g4 Mac OS X (10.4.9)

Hi
Welcome to Apple Discussions
If this is happening only when accessing the RSS feeds, go to your Home>Library>Syndication folder and move the database3 file to the desktop. Then restart Safari and try the feeds.
If Safari works as intended, it means the RSS database file was corrupted (a new one is created automatically on the Safari restart). In that case you'll need to reset for each feed any custom page sorting you may have set up. If no go, move the database file back to its original location.
Instead, go to the same Library>Preferences, moving the following two files to the desktop:
com.apple.Syndication.plist
com.apple.SyndicationAgent.plist
Then restart Safari and try the feeds.
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Thunderbird has hijacked Safari rss feeds - how do I stop this?

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