Comments on: Google maps out Chrome's RSS support

Chrome turns a blind eye to subscription offers from Web sites, but Google has revealed its plan to add the feature.

[gerrrg]

Darnit.....I wish I chose the developer's version...my hotmail still doesn't work. Specifically, I can't reply with text. Weird that way.

[loose_screw]

Feed discovery sounds good, but I dislike that the bookmark icon (star) has moved from the left side to the right side.

[tm_anon]

built in RSS reader-check
Ability to use Hotmail-check
Adblock Plus support-check
Feed discovery-check
Already having everything Chrome says it will eventually have, plus a bunch of stuff Chrome will never have, like Adblock Plus, priceless.
Chrome isn't the future of browsing, it's the future of the market for prescription drugs to take away your headache when you realize you've been using crapware and praising it. Been using Flock for several months, added adblock plus after the first week, used the RSS feed reader and autodiscovery tool the moment I installed it. Maybe instead of reporting on what Chrome might possibly, one day, when someone finally decides to do something about it, have, you should report on what Flock already does. It's more stable, more capable, more user friendly once you get over the shock of having so many options of things to do, and more praise worthy than Chrome has been or will be any time soon.

[loose_screw]

Flock sucks!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flock_(web_browser)#Criticism

[queticomn]

chrome is spy ware, and has a stupid name. Not to mention its all Shankland blogs of now. There are other browsers out there.

Google the walmart of the web.