§ Pros
• FOSS
• Allows to copy the link to an individual feed or all feeds.

§ Cons
• Doesn't support dark theme.
• Doesn't detect feed links on google.com/alerts.
• Doesn't display the presence and number of feeds on the current page behind the icon.

Works perfectly on Android!

amazing!

Works great as described!

For whatever reason freezes entire browser on copying a link.

Update #1. Hello Petr! Yeah, I do agree that it shouldn't be the case, but this tends to be on most arbitrary pages I've tested the add-on on. I currently use: 1) Firefox Developer Edition 124.0b9 (64-bit); 2) Linux Mint 21.3 (kernel 5.19.0-50-generic (64-bit)); 3) KDE Plasma v5.24.7, KDE Frameworks v5.98.0, Qt v5.15.3, Graphics Platform: X11; 4) 20 × 12th Gen Intel® Core™ i9-12900H, 31,0 GiB of RAM, Mesa Intel® Graphics.

There are all these 3rd party websites that want to have you sign up for an account to provide rss feeds to websites - some of them have subscription fees and everything. I finally thought to check for browser addons, and this thing just worked, no fuss.

Works perfectly fine

On YouTube you have to reload the page in order to get an accurate RSS link for the channel you're currently browsing (unless you went directly to the channel page from a Search Engine or something), but otherwise this is probably the best RSS Feed extension to use on mobile.

It's a bug I've also experienced with other extensions of this kind, but where this extension excels is in it's mobile friendly UI and presentation.

I'm not sure what would fix the bug, maybe it would be as simple as a "refresh" button in the extension pop-up. Nevertheless, this is probably the best extension of it's kind for mobile by technicality.