Niall found out that Firefox is going to get feed styling:
I downloaded the nightly build of Firefox this morning and noticed a new default styling for feeds. Firefox is currently displaying headlines only but it looks like you may be able to adjust that preference through the hovering preference and information box on the right-hand side.
This is going to be in the next release I assume. I assume this functionality is designed compete with the new Safari RSS functionality.
He was nice to upload a photo to Flickr.
On a lazyweb side note I wish there was an easier way to integrate with Ecto, TypePad, and Flickr.
Update:
More on this topic. It appears that Mozilla has a whole RSS pretty print page (and a wiki for God’s sake! Brilliant!).
The FeedView RSS pretty print extension has been checked in for Firefox 1.5. Numerous bugs have been pointed out in the feature however and the UI is not up to Firefox quality standards.
Required Features
Discoverable UI for showing and bookmarking feeds Ability to bookmark feed for easy use Attractive presentation of feeds when viewed in the browser RSS(all versions) and ATOM support
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