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Privacy-focused, local-first RSS reader with cross-device sync. SimpleReader is a fast, privacy-focused RSS and Atom feed reader that lives entirely inside your browser. Subscribe to any blog, news site, or podcast feed and read articles without leaving Chrome — no account, no subscription, no data sent anywhere. Everything stays local. Your subscriptions and articles are stored in Chrome's built-in storage. Nothing is transmitted to any external server. SimpleReader has no backend, no analytics, and no tracking of any kind. Sync across devices — without a separate account. Your feed list and settings sync across your signed-in Chrome devices automatically, using Chrome's own sync infrastructure. No new account required. Features: • Reads RSS 2.0, Atom 1.0, and RSS 1.0 (RDF) feeds • OPML import and export — bring your subscriptions from any other reader • Full-text search across all loaded articles • Dark mode and three font-size options • Keyboard navigation: j/k or arrow keys to move, Enter to expand • Pin/star feeds to keep them at the top of the sidebar • Automatic refresh every 30 minutes using efficient conditional HTTP requests (ETag / Last-Modified) • Articles expand inline; a "Read Full Article" link opens the original About the permissions: SimpleReader requests broad host permissions solely to fetch RSS feed URLs that you choose to subscribe to. It never accesses sites you haven't added yourself — the permission is required because RSS feeds are served from arbitrary domains. Privacy policy: https://leemark.github.io/simplereader/privacy.html Source code: https://github.com/leemark/simplereader
Sep 12, 2026
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