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Private, local-first RSS aggregator for the topics you follow — sports, news, and your own feeds. No AI, no server, no tracking. BenchWarmer is a private, local-first RSS reader for the topics you actually follow — sports, news, anime, J-music, K-pop, gaming, and any custom feeds you add yourself. Everything runs in your browser. No account, no server, no cloud sync, no tracking, no ads, and no AI. Your feed list, preferences, and reading history stay on your device. FEATURES • Topic tabs (Sports, News, Japan, K-pop, Gaming, and more), each with curated, ready-to-use sources. • Add your own feeds — paste any RSS or Atom URL and read it next to the built-ins. • Multi-language sources — follow topics in English, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Indonesian, and more. • Per-source on/off toggles — nothing is forced on you; enable only what you want. • One-click "Test" button to verify any feed instantly. • Background auto-refresh so new articles are ready when you open the popup. • Clean, fast, dark-mode-friendly interface. PRIVACY • The only network requests are direct fetches of the RSS/Atom feeds you enable. • All settings and cached articles are stored locally in your browser. • No analytics, no third-party servers, no personal data collected. BenchWarmer just gets you your feeds — privately.
Sep 4, 2026
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