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The latest stable version of Google Chrome (93.0.4577.62) on Android comes with a built-in RSS reader, called Web Feed, but it is disabled by default. Web Feed allows users to view stories from their preferred sources on the new tab page. To enable it, type chrome://flags on the address bar and search for "web feed." Alternatively, enter chrome://flags/#web-feed on the address bar.
Tap the drop-down icon and select Enabled and restart the browser.
To follow OnlyTech, open the website, tap the three dots, and then tap the Follow button.
You'll see the feeds from OnlyTech on the new tab page under the following section.
To manage or remove websites, tap the gear icon -> tap Manage -> Following
The latest stable version of Google Chrome (93.0.4577.62) on Android comes with a built-in RSS reader, called Web Feed, but it is disabled by default. Web Feed allows users to view stories from their preferred sources on the new tab page. To enable it, type chrome://flags on the address bar and search for "web feed." Alternatively, enter chrome://flags/#web-feed on the address bar.
Tap the drop-down icon and select Enabled and restart the browser.
To follow OnlyTech, open the website, tap the three dots, and then tap the Follow button.
You'll see the feeds from OnlyTech on the new tab page under the following section.
To manage or remove websites, tap the gear icon -> tap Manage -> Following
