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Supported Feed Readers
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RSS Guard is multi-account application and supports many web-based feed readers via built-in plugins. Its `standard` plugin provides support for these feed formats:
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* RSS (2.0, 2.0.1)
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* RSS
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* ATOM
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* RDF
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* [iCalendar](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICalendar)
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* [JSON](https://www.jsonfeed.org)
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* [Sitemap](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitemaps) (including Sitemap index discovery and compressed sitemaps)
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* Existing read/unread state is respected when some article gets "updated" (infamously happens for YouTube feeds). (#1279)
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* NSIS installer was bit tweaked to warn about MSVC runtime. (#1306)
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* iCalendar files (*.ics, *.ical) are now supported.
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* Added more ways of limitting amount of articles in each feed. (#1270, #1267)
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* Added way to use old legacy article formatting in "lite" version. (#1286)
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* New way of fetching articles - new "Source" -> "Built-in web browser with JavaScript support" which allows user to use built-in Chromium-based network stack to fetch feeds and other data. It allows even fetching of majority of JavaScript-powered websites. (#1313)
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