FeedBro - Smarter RSS Reader EN

Read everything you follow in one place — in a full-page reader, right in your browser.

FeedBro gathers the sites, blogs, news sources and YouTube channels you follow into one calm, fast reading list. Instead of opening a dozen homepages every morning, you open one page.

THE READER
• A whole page, not a cramped popup: your collections and feeds down the left, the article list in the middle, the article itself on the right.
• Open it from the toolbar button, the icon's right-click menu, or Alt+Shift+R.
• Three list layouts: normal, compact headlines for skimming, or cards with pictures.
• Light, dark and sepia themes.
• Keyboard shortcuts — j and k to move, Enter to open, s to save, l to keep for later, u to mark unread, / to search.
• Videos from Reddit, RedGIFs and YouTube play right in the article, and an article with a location opens on a map.

FULL ARTICLES, NOT TWO-SENTENCE TEASERS
Most feeds send only a summary. FeedBro fetches the article itself and shows it as text: no pop-ups, no cookie bars, no newsletter boxes. The fetch happens in your browser rather than on a server, which means it works on sites that turn servers away — and on publications you subscribe to and are already signed in to. Whatever it fetches is saved to your account, so the same article is waiting on feedbro.com and on your phone.
If an article still comes through wrong, "Fix this page on FeedBro" (right-click on the page) loads it in your own browser and brings the full text into FeedBro.

FEEDS NOTHING ELSE CAN REACH
An intranet address, a feed behind your company VPN, one that only answers a signed-in browser: no hosted reader can fetch those, because no server can see them. Your browser can. Follow it in the reader and this browser keeps it up to date, syncing each update to your account so you can read it anywhere.

WATCH PAGES THAT HAVE NO FEED
No RSS feed? Watch the page itself. A newsroom, a careers page, an online shop: press "Watch this page" in the popup, or right-click the page, and FeedBro checks it for you, bringing in each new post, job or product as an article. On shops (Shopify, WooCommerce and any store that shows prices) and on Google Shopping searches, price drops, sales and items back in stock arrive as alerts your rules can act on. Public Pinterest boards can be followed too.

ORGANISE WHAT YOU FOLLOW
• Collections, to group feeds by topic, project or client.
• Per-feed settings: give a feed your own name for it, ask for it to be checked more often, or cap how many of its articles you see when it floods the list.
• Rules that watch for a word and then email you, notify you, highlight, tag, save or hide the article — set up on feedbro.com, applied everywhere.
• Search across your articles, feeds, authors, collections and tags.

ONE ACCOUNT, EVERY DEVICE
Follow a site in Chrome and it is there in Firefox, on feedbro.com and in the Android app. What you have read, saved and kept for later stays in step, because your account is the record — not this browser.

IN YOUR LANGUAGE
FeedBro follows your browser's language: English, French, German, Spanish, Arabic and Hebrew, the same languages as feedbro.com.

PERMISSIONS, PLAINLY
FeedBro talks to feedbro.com for your account. Permission to read the pages you open is optional: it is asked for from a button the first time the reader needs it, and used only to fetch an article or a feed you opened yourself. Decline it and the reader still works on everything the feeds publish. No browsing history, no page content you did not ask for, nothing sold to anyone.

FREE AND COFFEE CLUB
The free plan covers 50 feeds, 10 collections, 5 rules and 3 watched websites checked once a day — with the reader, full-text fetching, saving and sync included. Coffee Club lifts the limits, watches 10 websites every hour, and adds smart summaries, a daily or weekly digest email, faster refreshes and premium fetching for hard-to-reach sites.

Install FeedBro, connect your account, and read the web on your own terms.