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Your personal RSS reader. Sign in to Roofeed and browse your unread articles from a browser popup. Roofeed in your toolbar. Roofeed (https://roofeed.com) is a personal RSS reader for people who want to follow blogs, newsletters, and publications without an algorithm in the middle. This extension is the companion for Chrome — your unread feed, one click away. What it does: - Sign in once with your Roofeed account. - Click the toolbar icon to see your latest unread articles. - Open an article in a background tab so your reading flow isn't interrupted. - Mark articles read individually or clear a batch at once. - Stays signed in across browser restarts. Why use it - No new tab, no context switch. The popup opens over whatever you're already doing. - Built for skimming. Compact rows, real unread counts, light and dark mode that follows your system. - Reads from the same account as the Roofeed web app — your subscriptions and read state stay in sync. You'll need a free Roofeed account to use this extension. Create one at https://roofeed.com. Privacy The extension talks only to your Roofeed Supabase backend. It stores your sign-in tokens locally in the browser (chrome.storage) so you stay logged in. It does not track you, does not run analytics, and does not send your data anywhere else. Full policy: https://roofeed.com/privacy. Source Roofeed is built by Beyond Git. Questions or feedback: support@roofeed.com.
May 10, 2026
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