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View full siteRSS newsfeeds in Opera Mail
Subscribing to newsfeeds with Opera Mail is extremely simple, as most newsfeeds will automatically be subscribed when you click their links on a Web page. The feed will show up under "Newsfeeds" at the bottom of your "Mail" panel.
Newsfeed items are presented and handled in the same manner as e-mail messages and Usenet news articles. This makes it easy to forward a newsfeed item by e-mail to a friend, access stored items using the search and "Quick find features", label particular items for later follow-up, and so forth.
What is RSS?
Subscribing to a RSS newsfeed is a simple way of being notified of Web site updates and news. Most weblogs, and an increasing number of major news outlets and other Web sites, offer newsfeeds to their users. Some newsfeeds are full text, allowing you to read complete articles in your newsfeed reader, while many will provide an excerpt and a link to the full story.
Finding newsfeeds
If you have Opera's navigation bar enabled, a Newsfeed button will be displayed if there a newsfeed link is detected on the active page. Click the button to start a subscription. A small selection of newsfeeds to choose from is also included with Opera; go to to see them.
Opera-related newsfeeds:
- Opera Software press releases
- All My Opera Blogs have their own RSS newsfeed.
Getting your own newsfeed
The easiest way to make your very own newsfeed that others can subscribe to, is probably to start a blog at My Opera, which automatically generates an updated newsfeed from your journal as you post.