RSS at Crutchfield
What is an RSS feed?
RSS feeds are free news updates from websites like CrutchfieldAdvisor.com. The feeds contain headlines, story summaries, and links to the complete articles on the web.
What tools do I need to use RSS?
To start using RSS, you need a special news reader. Some web browsers have RSS readers built-in. You can also download RSS software and install it on your computer. Some web-based news readers require no software installation.
How do I subscribe to Crutchfield's RSS feed?
Refer to your specific news reader's instructions. Typically, you right-click on the XML link, select "Copy Link Location" or “Copy Shortcut” and paste the link into your news reader's address bar. Or you may need to open the XML link, copy the URL from your browser’s address bar, and paste it into your RSS reader’s subscription form.
Download an RSS Reader:
Web Browsers with a Built-In RSS Reader
- Firefox - for Windows, Mac, and Linux
- Opera - for Windows, Mac, Linux, and more
- Safari - for Mac OS X
Web-Based RSS Readers
Stand-Alone RSS Readers
- FeedDemon - for Windows
- NetNewsWire - for Mac OS X
- More: List of Stand-Alone RSS Readers on CNET