§ Pros
• Detects most feeds on pages and displays an icon in the address bar.

§ Cons
• Doesn't display the presence and number of feeds on the current page behind the icon.
• Does not display the type (format) of each feed found, but only its Title.
• Does not detect feed links on google.com/alerts.
• Adds itself to the context menu of all links.
• Doesn't allow you to copy the link to each found feed from the address bar.
• Doesn't support dark theme.
• The extension is proprietary.

Mozilla Firefox 148.0b12

Great extension, works perfectly for me

# Lacks: interception of RSS and Atom URLs, prevents other extensions from loading on its preview pages

I need "Disable context menu" option.

Look in your address box for the icon. If there is a feed, you'll see it. If not showing, then there is no feed. Simple. Popup under it is also clean looking and simple but effective. Good tool. I use it to grab feed url for QuiteRSS on Linux Mint Mate 20. All good.

Looks great. A few lines of the actual feed (if available), similar to Firefox's old integrated reader, would be nice.

It just works. The icon needs to be tweaked to appeal to the eye.

Simple, useful and light.
One suggestion, the tab icon is hard to see in a dark theme like mine:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/solarize-fox/
Please use the same gray of URL icon.
Thanks.