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Subscribing to RSS feeds with iGoogle
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Thursday January 29, 2009
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Thursday January 29, 2009
Your favorite sites update, sometimes multiple times a day! iGoogle is a great place to keep udated by subscribing to RSS feeds so you can be notified directly within your homepage.
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Firefox users:
- Click on the iGoogle tab where you'd like to create the RSS feed gadget.
- Then visit the site or blog you'd like to subscribe to.
- Click on the orange square RSS feed icon which can usually be found in the toolbar or somewhere within the website, usually at the top.
- Choose Google from the drop down menu and if you have not specified before, select Add to Google Homepage.
- It will automatically appear in your iGoogle account under tab you last visited.
Internet Explorer and other browsers:
- Copy the RSS feed URL.
- At iGoogle, click on the "Add Stuff" in the upper right-hand corner.
- On the left, click on "Add feed or gadget" and paste the URL in the field.
- The RSS gadget will automatically appear in your iGoogle account under tab you last visited.
- Click on the iGoogle tab where you'd like to create the RSS feed gadget.
- Then visit the site or blog you'd like to subscribe to.
- Click on the orange square RSS feed icon which can usually be found in the toolbar or somewhere within the website, usually at the top.
- Choose Google from the drop down menu and if you have not specified before, select Add to Google Homepage.
- It will automatically appear in your iGoogle account under tab you last visited.
Internet Explorer and other browsers:
- Copy the RSS feed URL.
- At iGoogle, click on the "Add Stuff" in the upper right-hand corner.
- On the left, click on "Add feed or gadget" and paste the URL in the field.
- The RSS gadget will automatically appear in your iGoogle account under tab you last visited.
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