RSS Feed - GNOME Shell Extension
A modern GNOME Shell extension for following your favorite feeds right from the notification bar. Featuring two layout modes, notifications, and a fully editable list of RSS, Atom, and RDF sources.
What it does
Keeps your RSS feeds one click away - right in the GNOME status panel.
- Fully redesigned UI - built from scratch for modern GNOME desktop
- Panel badge shows a notification when you have unread articles
- Two layout modes - Classic, per-feed submenus, or Minimal, a single chronological list mixing all sources
- Relative timestamps on every article (2m, 4h, 3d) so you always know how fresh it is
- Mark as read with a two-step confirmation button - no accidental clicks
- Native desktop notifications for new articles, with optional lock screen delivery
- Full feed sources management in preferences - add, remove, edit, and Drag-and-drop reordering of feed sources
- Supports RSS, Atom, RDF, and FeedBurner - format is auto-detected
- Configurable refresh intervals and article limits
See CHANGELOG.md for the detailed version description and full history.
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Installation
- Download
[email protected]from the latest release - Install it with:
gnome-extensions install [email protected] - Restart GNOME Shell (
Alt+F2→r→Enter, or log out and back in) - Enable the extension in GNOME Extensions app or with:
gnome-extensions enable [email protected]
Thank You
This project has been kept alive by the contributions of many people over the years. A big thank you to everyone who submitted patches, reported bugs, and helped maintain the extension:
- nixnodes — special thanks for implementing new features that significantly extended the extension's capabilities
- maweki (Mario Wenzel)
- jonnius (Jonatan Hatakeyama Zeidler)
- k-e-l-p (koronis)
- Hippyjake (jake)
- Dhriti Shikhar
- wxf
Your work is what kept this project going.