Well, it happened. Mozilla deleted the internal XML/ Atom/ RSS reader code. Much has been said about it; it was old, only 0.1% of users were using it, and according to Mozilla itdidn't fit with work flows. Whether this all is valid/ true remains a mystery, as is Mozillas insight and knowledge of users workflow. Naturally, alternative thoughts could also be that Mozilla rather have users use its Pocket, Cliqz, Reader, and other "trackable" options. Because user data pays the bills, pesky knowledgeable users switch off telemetry, and, after all, Google and Apple also canceled it. (Hmmm, I wonder why?) Anyway, IF you're looking for a RSS experience/ solution, give this add on a try. mPage won't probably fit all your needs, or do everything you want it to. I for example loved the quick, clutter free way the old code allowed me to scan important news by going through headlines and 1st lines of flat content QUICKLY. I only looked at the RSS feed I wanted/ needed and didn't need ALL my feeds to update continuously. mPage doesn't allow me to do that work flow (sadly). It only shows article titles and no 1st body text lines. PITA, if like me, you need to scan for example FDA warnings, and news item titles are just a generic "WARNING". Also mPage does insist on loading all or nothing (I think ☺). But still, mPage does enable you to shape your own work flow, do stuff quickly, efficiently, without hassle, distraction, or excessive system loads. THX Matija for giving users this solution for Mozillas policy decision...