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Local-first RSS Feed Reader Take back control of what you read. Breeze is a fast, private RSS reader built for Chrome. No accounts. No cloud sync. No tracking. Just your chosen content, beautifully presented and stored entirely on your device. ✨ Auto-Detect RSS Feeds Browse any site and Breeze instantly detects available RSS feeds. Subscribe in one click directly from the toolbar — no copying URLs needed. 🎨 Clean Design A clean, responsive popup UI with seamless light and dark mode support that adapts to your system theme. 📦 Fully Local & Offline-Ready Everything is saved directly to your browser — no accounts, no servers. Your feeds load instantly and keep working even when you're offline. 🔕 Smart Notification Controls Set daily notification limits and configure Quiet Hours to avoid interruptions. Fine-tune settings per individual feed. 🎯 Focused Reading Modes Switch between All Articles and Unread Only — globally or per feed — so you never lose your place. ⚙️ Easy Subscription Management Add, rename, and reorder feeds with drag-and-drop. Import and export your subscriptions for easy backup or migration. 🔒 Built for Privacy No personal data collected No external servers Subscriptions stay sandboxed in your local browser storage Breeze is ideal for anyone who wants a distraction-free, algorithm-free reading experience — without sacrificing speed or style.
Jun 5, 2026
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Media assets
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Languages
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Developer website
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Contact email
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Keyword in name
Case-insensitive substring match in the name.
Keyword in description
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Share of same-category extensions with fewer users (null if unknown).
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