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It's unusably slow on desktop Firefox with UBO active. This was not the case for a long time. They're degrading the experience on non-Chrome browsers intentionally.
I'm not experiencing that. Granted, I have 16 GB of RAM, and browsers are memory hogs, but my CPU is a Core i5-7600K with no overclocking, so not something super-strong. Are you sure your experience is common rather than anecdotal?
We don't have official RSS feed support for now, but we're working on a solution
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Mine is on MacOS.
Re: We don't have official RSS feed support for now, but we're working on a solution
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I'm not experiencing that. Granted, I have 16 GB of RAM, and browsers are memory hogs, but my CPU is a Core i5-7600K with no overclocking, so not something super-strong. Are you sure your experience is common rather than anecdotal?
Mine is on MacOS.
I use Devuan GNU/Linux, with Cinnamon as the desktop environment. Maybe there's some MacOS (or *BSD) specific issue?
Re: We don't have official RSS feed support for now, but we're working on a solution
#253When chrome started taking over, all other major browsers (probably even internet explorer) had native RSS read support (read at least). They use to show rss icon in the url bar or some other indictor that this site has RSS available. But Chrome ever since has been throwing raw xml at you when you try to open an rss feed link and never indicates if there is RSS here. I believe this to be the main reason for decline o…
Meanwhile Chrome mobile seems to be bringing it back again, although it's now called "Following" a site. Not sure if it uses RSS under the hood.