You can choose websites to follow, and their RSS updates will appear on Chrome's new tab page. Starting today, we're experimenting on Chrome stable with a Following feature. That being said, Felt has shared that this could be enabled and disabled through the settings or have it turned on the default setup where it would not be the first thing that people would see. All Android devices have Chrome installed readily on the smartphone, and it may sometimes be the default browser, which means this is a massive update for them. Google Chrome has a new RSS button for Android, and the web browser's Director of Engineering, Adrienne Porter Felt, has revealed on Twitter that it has already arrived on the mobile platform. That being said, there were only a few websites that offered the feature, despite it being easy to use for those that need or require it. However, this is limited to the Android operating systems for now, as the feature for the iOS will follow, and it may take up to the upcoming year for this.Įarly in 2013, there was a trend where companies like LinkedIn has followed the move of Google Read for the shutdown of its RSS feed and feature, where it updates a user of any change. Google Chrome has successfully launched a new 'RSS Button' for the application found on Android smartphones, and they are now readily available to be toggled for real-time updates. Google Chrome: RSS Button Now Available for Android Users, iOS to Follow-What Is It?

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