Private RSS Reader

A privacy-first RSS / Atom reader for Chrome. Feeds, articles and read state stay on your device: no account, no cloud, no analytics.

What it does

Subscribes to RSS 2.0, RSS 1.0 (RDF) and Atom 1.0 feeds, refreshed on a schedule you choose.
Detects when an already published article is edited and shows a word-level diff against the previous version.
Keeps “read” and “has an unseen update” as two independent states, so an article you have read is never silently pushed back to unread.
Counts unread articles on the toolbar icon, and lists them in a popup you can tick off without opening anything.
Snoozes an article to bring it back later, tags articles with labels of your own, and acts on several at once.
Finds the feeds a page declares, imports and exports OPML, and searches everything locally.
10 interface languages, light / dark / system themes, and a full keyboard layer.

No account and no backend. There is no server to sign in to; the extension talks only to the feeds you subscribed to.
No analytics, telemetry or crash reporting, and no Chrome Sync.
No remote code. Everything it runs ships inside the extension, under a content security policy that allows no eval and no external script.
External images in articles are not displayed, deliberately: a remote image is a tracking vector.
Host access is not granted at install time. Permission is requested one feed origin at a time, and handed back when the last feed using it is deleted.

The full policy is published here in English and 日本語.