FeedBat

Discover RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds on any webpage — the bat-powered companion to the Don't Hype Me RSS reader.

FeedBat is your trusty companion for finding feeds in the wild. 🦇 Stop hunting through page source for the subscribe link. FeedBat automatically detects RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds on whatever page you're viewing and shows them in a clean popup — ready to copy into your favorite RSS reader or open in a new tab with one click. WHAT IT DOES • Automatically detects RSS, Atom, JSON Feed, and RDF feeds on any site • Shows a badge with the number of feeds found • One-click copy of any feed URL to your clipboard • One-click open of any feed in a new tab • "Check common paths" button probes standard locations (/feed, /rss.xml, /atom.xml, …) when a site doesn't advertise its feed • Finds YouTube channels' hidden RSS feeds — on video, Shorts, and channel pages — even though YouTube never links to them PRIVACY FIRST FeedBat has no servers, no analytics, and no tracking. Page analysis happens entirely in your browser, and nothing you browse is ever sent to the developer. Full policy: https://schmug.github.io/FeedBat/privacy.html OPEN SOURCE FeedBat is MIT licensed. Source: https://github.com/schmug/FeedBat Feed detection logic is adapted from the excellent feedsearch-crawler library by DBeath (https://github.com/DBeath/feedsearch-crawler).