Subscribe to RSS Feeds with Safari

Subscribe to RSS Feeds with Safari

To subscribe to RSS Feeds via Safari for Mac, you can check your favourite blogs, news feeds and such in a simple and efficient way.

Wanna a simple and efficient way to check their favorite blogs, news feeds and podcasts for updated content? For Mac users, they will often choose to subscribe to and read RSS feeds with Safari.

Safari uses special programs, sometimes called 'readers' or 'aggregators' to check your subscribed feeds for new content. If it finds that any of your feeds have updated content, it will automatically retrieve that content and present it to you in the approved format.

How to subscribe to RSS Feeds with Safari

Step 1. Open up Safari.

Click Safari icon on the dock to start Safari.

Step 2. Click on Safari's RSS Feed Icon.

A blue icon in the upper right of your Safari browser indicates that an RSS feed link is available. Click on the feed icon and the news feed will appear in your browser.

Tip: Most blogs will include an RSS or "News Feed" link somewhere on the main page. You can also click on this icon if the icon is missing from Safari's address bar.

Step 3. Bookmark the RSS Feed.

You can choose Bookmarks -> Add Bookmark Folder and create yourself a folder called "Subscriptions", "RSS", "Favorite News" or whatever you prefer.

To subscribe to the RSS feed, click the + button on the upper left of your Safari browser.

Step 4. Safari shows when there are new postings.

Safari will add a number to the right of the bookmark every time new articles or tips are posted. So you'll always know when there is something new you might be interested in.

Clicking on that link will take you to Safari's news reader where the newest article should be at the top of the list.