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But what actually is an RSS feed?
An RSS feed most commonly consists of a headline, link and a description delivered in an XML (Extensible Markup Language) file format, which actually looks a lot like a stripped-down web page document. Some also include pictures and related links.
-Use your web browser to handle RSS feeds directly - Firefox, Opera, Internet Explorer 7 and Safari can all be used to access RSS feeds.
Where do I find RSS feeds?
Spotting RSS feeds is easy once you know what you're looking for. You'll generally see a small orange graphic (see below), sometimes with the letters RSS or XML on it. It may even just be a plain line of text or URL.
I've found an RSS feed, what next?
The latest web browsers will display a lit-up orange RSS logo - click this and follow the instructions. For software and web-based RSS feed readers, you may be able to search and find the RSS feed, otherwise you'll need to manually add the link to your reader.
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