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> Yeah that works too, although I often wonder how parseable/reliable the thing is, I feel like rel attribute on link/a elements is the only one that truly works.

It's reasonable enough, and schema.org was mostly reasonable to navigate last I checked. The problem is no one cares about microdata except search engines, me, some dude that works at Comcast, and IMDB. Everyone wants JSON.

> Heh, kudos to Seamonkey there.

All they had to do was just not remove it; I don't know why Firefox removed it. (Also "live bookmarks". Probably Google's hand up Mozilla's ass when Google decided they were done caring about RSS and started pushing all of those "RSS is dead!" memes on the world.)

> For Firefox maybe you disabled XSLT support in Firefox or it wants something extra in Content-Security-Policy.

Nah, around the time Live Bookmarks were removed, Firefox started popping up the "Save As..." dialog box whenever I hit a feed, and all the "browser.feeds.*" options disappeared from about:config.