You will now find a new icon in the Safari toolbar that looks like an RSS feed icon. Fortunately, this RSS function from Safari can be easily reinstalled using a Safari extension: There is an RSS Menu extension in Apple's Safari extension gallery Calum Benson: Just click “Install Now” here to install the extension in Safari. Since Apple considered RSS feeds obsolete, Safari 6 not only removed the default newsreader setting from OS X, but also the ability to add RSS and Atom feeds to an RSS app directly from the browser.
#Rcdefaultapp alternative for free
RCDefaultApp is available for free for all OS X version since 10.2.and make it the default feed reader in OS X. Of course, we wouldn't be tutonauts if we didn't have instructions for that as well. The system setting helps with this " RCDefaultApp” for retrofitting to OS X systems. Now you have to make Feedly the default newsreader in Safari 6, 7 or newer - unfortunately Apple has removed the necessary option from the browser settings. Make Feedly the default newsreader in Safari
Install the Feedly app from the AppStore. Sign in with your Google, Facebook, Twitter or Microsoft account, which you also use on the Feedly web app and mobile devices. Load up first Feedly from the App Store and then starts the program from the Programs folder. However, Safari users should install an additional plugin to use the newsreader effectively and add feeds quickly. At least Mac users can now breathe a sigh of relief: Feedly has been available as a free app in the AppStore since the weekend. Although there were immediately alternatives such as The Old Reader or Feedly what was missing were powerful apps for desktop systems that support the reader. After last year google reader closed forever was great for all newsfeed fans, especially on the Mac.
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