Whatever comes with the browser will not be as good as an extension from a company focused on that feature. For example I use https://www.inoreader.com/
Open the current page's RSS feed in my configured client. Failing that, copy its URL. Absolute minimum, it's a shortcut for having to view source, cmd-f, "RSS", cmd-c
Who said that? It's meaningful if you read the feed across multiple devices, but lots of people read RSS on their computer only.
And even so browsers could provide RSS status synchronization. In fact almost every browser is already syncing your browsing history, bookmarks and settings if you are signed in.
> Whatever comes with the browser will not be as good as an extension...
not true.
- It rendered the feed in a pretty way.
- If provided a little widget to open the feed in your feed reader (in practice it substituted the feed url into a URL template with popular readers by default and the option to add your own). This basically made it a one-click subscribe option.
Then don’t click it?
> RSS is best when integrated with a stateful server-side reader.
Hard disagree.
Look, you do you, but your preferences aren’t universal.