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What is RSS?
Updated weekly. Last update:
April 9 2018
What is RSS? RSS is XML-based format, which collects news from community sites and provides them to the users in simple text format. You need use the program called news aggregators. A program known as a feed reader or aggregator can check RSS-enabled webpages on behalf of a user and display any updated articles that it finds. RSS saves users from having to repeatedly visit favorite websites to check for new content or be notified of updates via email. It is now very common to find RSS feeds on most major web sites, as well as many smaller ones. Feed Readers or News aggregators are typically constructed as extensions to a web browser, as extensions to an email program, or as standalone programs. Some programs now also have native support of RSS and/or Atom, such as Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Thunderbird, and Opera. RSS support will be available in the next version of Safari. Subscribe to Application Database channel: http://greatis.com/appdata.rss
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