A tidy replacement for the 'View RSS' feature that Firefox killed. Excellent work.

Even excellenter if it could duplicate the 'Subscribe to feed with... [external reader]".

In the meantime, I'm very impressed with the developer for making this available. My thanks.

Nice to have something close to what Mozilla destroyed. Thanks!! Hint to Mozilla, I really want Firefox to succeed, but you're making it hard.

This is a perfect substitute goods for removed default reader in FF 64.0!!!. I had looked for this simple and exellent add-on for 2 days

Thank you David! An efficient and essential extension for radio collectors like me!

"Awesome RSS" + "RSSPreview" is a great fix for Firefox 64+.

Thank you, Dev! The extension is working very well so far. I wasn't sure I was ever going to find a Feed Parser just for the xml, rss, atom files I directly link to.

Most other extensions include a complete feed management solution and I wanted to avoid bloating Firefox. This extension responds to a very specific issue with FF 64+ inability to parse rss feed files directly. Great Job on this - so very timely!!

This extension does exactly what I wanted it to do. When I now click on my RSS feed it opens up seamlessly just like it did in FF version 63.0, before Mozilla removed the built in RSS reader. I am very happy with this extension. It does not add a lot of bells and whistles that I do not need or want. Thank you very much Aurelien.

Work as expected. Thanks for this.

I've been looking for a replacement for the default RSS previewer since it was removed from Firefox. Most extensions require opening a sidebar or contain features I will never use.

The author states that "This extension attempts to recreate.." the original previewer. I'm happy to report that this extension is nearly indistinguishable from the original.

I would rate it more than 5 stars if I could.

If you are looking to replicate the default reader's preview functionality, this is the add-on you need.

Thank you to the author for making it!

Works perfectly. The only thing really missing is the button to import the feed into Thunderbird that used to be there. Not sure if it's possible to implement that with WebExtensions (probably not). Anyway, good job :)