Up until Firefox 64, Firefox had limited support for RSS: * Viewing a RSS feed would show you the feed items, with an option to ''do something'' with the feed. * Live bookmarks would actually subscribe to those feeds I can understand removing Live Bookmarks. It's a big feature. I don't understand removing the (what I assume to be) XSLT stylesheet that made RSS feeds not look like a wall of XML. Does anybody know what the conversation was here? Are there minutes? Even basic RSS support helps people interact with the web, and since Chrome and Firefox both dumped RSS, users are being driven further and further into the arms of "Platforms" who handle this stuff through black-box algorithms. And so much tracking. Mozilla should reverse this one. Bring RSS back hard.