Simply paste the URL of an RSS feed below, and it will automatically be added to your personal news feed. Add as many RSS feed URLs as you like to create your own collection of news sources.

The N55 RSS READER stores your feed list privately in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server. Remember to export your feed list regularly to keep a backup.

Using the N55 RSS READER, you can create a personal alternative to social media feeds. You decide for yourself which people, projects and websites to follow.

We encourage everyone to help reclaim the internet. One way is to build your own relevant news feed instead of relying on algorithm-driven platforms. Another is to publish your own website or blog and offer an RSS feed, making your work freely available through an open standard rather than locking it inside proprietary social media.

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is an open standard that has existed for decades but has recently gained renewed relevance. The word "syndication" simply means distributing content from one source to many subscribers. As social media platforms increasingly rely on algorithms and tracking, RSS offers a simple alternative. You subscribe directly to the people, projects and websites you choose and receive new posts in chronological order.

Many websites still offer RSS feeds, including blogs, newspapers, magazines, podcasts, museums, universities and open source projects. If you cannot find a feed, try searching for the website name together with "RSS", or look for links ending in .xml, /feed or /rss. Browser extensions can also detect RSS feeds automatically.

Many AI assistants can also help you discover RSS feeds. Simply ask for the RSS feed of a particular website, newspaper, blog, organisation, company or person you would like to follow.

You do not have to use the N55 RSS READER. RSS is an open standard, and there are many excellent RSS readers available. Your subscriptions can easily be moved from one reader to another at any time.