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.xml, .rss, .atom, .feed•100% Private (No Upload)

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v1.2.0Free · DOMParser EngineDocument Tools

Free Online RSS & Atom Feed Reader — Browse XML News Feeds

Read & Search RSS and Atom XML Feeds Online. Parse, browse, and search RSS 2.0 and Atom feeds directly in browser memory without proxy servers or account registrations.

What is RSS Reader and what does it do?

The RSS & Atom Newsfeed Reader is a privacy-focused XML syndication viewer that renders web newsfeeds directly in your browser.

Read tech digests, blog articles, and podcast feeds without subscribing to third-party web feed aggregators or tracking cookies.

  • Parse RSS 2.0 and Atom XML feeds with channel metadata.
  • Search stories by headline, author, or content summary.
  • Filter articles by topic categories and publication date.
  • Export parsed articles as clean structured JSON.

How does RSS Reader work?

Utilizes browser DOMParser to extract channel elements, RFC 822 timestamps, and entry items, presenting stories in a responsive newsfeed card grid.

100% private: all processing happens locally in your browser using client-side WebAssembly, WebCrypto, WebAudio, and HTML5 Canvas. Your files are never uploaded to any server.

Who needs RSS Reader?

Researchers & Journalists

Monitor industry feeds, newsletters, and press releases privately.

Feed Developers

Test and inspect custom RSS 2.0 and Atom XML feeds for markup validity.

Supported file formats

RSS & Atom Newsfeed Reader opens and processes the following file extensions directly in your browser:

.xml.rss.atom.feed

How to use RSS Reader — step by step

  1. 1

    Open RSS File

    Select your downloaded .rss or .xml syndication feed.

  2. 2

    Search & Filter

    Search articles by headline or filter by category topics.

  3. 3

    Read Stories

    Click any story card to read the complete article summary.

Frequently asked questions

Can I export feed articles to JSON?

Yes, export all parsed stories and metadata as structured JSON with one click.

Does it work offline?

Yes! Any downloaded RSS or Atom XML file can be parsed and browsed without internet access.

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