Feedee: follow RSS and Atom feeds from the Chrome side panel

Feedee is a free, open source RSS and Atom feed notifier for Chrome. Add the feeds you follow, and Feedee checks them on a schedule (every 5 minutes by default), shows a notification for each new post and lists all articles in the browser side panel, where you can search, filter by feed and group by date.

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Feedee side panel open next to a web page, listing an article from the GCP Status feed
Articles from your feeds, grouped by date, in the side panel.

Feedee is made for people who follow a handful of feeds closely: status pages, release notes, blogs, news. There is no account and no server in between: your browser fetches the feeds directly.

What Feedee does

Articles in the side panel

Click the Feedee icon to open the side panel with the latest articles from all your feeds.

Notifications for new posts

When a feed publishes something new, Feedee shows a Chrome notification with the feed name and the article title.

Automatic refresh

Feeds are checked every 5 minutes by default; you can set any interval from 1 to 120 minutes, or refresh by hand.

Search, filter and group

Search articles by keyword, filter by feed, give each feed a colored tag, and group articles by date: today, this week, this month, this year.

Dark mode

The side panel follows your system light or dark setting.

English and French

The interface is available in English and French.

Screenshots

Feedee side panel open next to a web page, listing an article from the GCP Status feed
Articles from your feeds, grouped by date, in the side panel.
Feedee settings in the side panel with group by date, refresh interval and saved feeds
Settings: group by date, refresh interval and your saved feeds.

How to install

  1. Open Feedee on the Chrome Web Store and click Add to Chrome.
  2. Click the Feedee icon to open the side panel, then open the settings (gear icon).
  3. Add a feed with a name and its RSS or Atom URL.
  4. Choose a refresh interval. New posts appear in the panel and as notifications.
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Permissions, explained

  • alarmsCheck your feeds on the interval you chose.
  • notificationsTell you when a feed publishes a new post.
  • storageSave your feeds and settings.
  • sidePanelShow the article list in the Chrome side panel.
  • *://*/*Download your feeds, which can live on any website.

Privacy

Feedee does not collect or send your data. Its Chrome Web Store listing declares that it does not collect or use your data. Your browser downloads the feeds directly from their websites; your feed list is kept in Chrome storage.

Frequently asked questions

Is Feedee free?

Yes. Feedee is free on the Chrome Web Store and open source under the MIT license.

Are my feeds synced across devices?

Your feed list is saved in Chrome sync storage, so if Chrome Sync is on, your other computers signed in to the same Chrome profile get the same list. Which articles you have already seen is kept per device.

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