

Bamboo Feed Reader
Bamboo is a feed reader add-on for https://addons.palemoon.org/addon/bamboo-feed-reader/ (and Thunderbird & Mozilla Firefox - Versions 3.0 - 45.* & ? - 56.* [1])
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application types
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Waterfox
- Pale Moon
- Thunderbird
- Firefox
Features
- Import/Export OPML Feeds
- Integrated Search
- Multiple languages
- Pale Moon Extension
- Legacy Firefox Addon
Tags
- thunderbird-extension
- Firefox Extension
- Atom
- RSS
Bamboo Feed Reader News & Activities
Recent activities
- thesuncitywitch liked Bamboo Feed Reader
Bamboo Feed Reader information
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What is Bamboo Feed Reader?
Bamboo is a feed reader add-on for https://addons.palemoon.org/addon/bamboo-feed-reader/ (and Thunderbird &
Mozilla Firefox - Versions 3.0 - 45.* & ? - 56.* [1])
Main features of Bamboo add-on:
- Reader for Atom and RSS formats
- Import and export with OPML format
- Feed search (Results provided by Google)
- Simple subscription from a web page or a URL
- Ads blocker for HTML content
- Automatic update
- Color themes
(i) INFO: This add-on will still get bugfixes but no more updates! For more Information, see: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/bamboo-feedreader/rz0gZysmmhQ
Available languages: English / French / Chinese / Spanish / Swedish / Polish / Greek / German / Italian









Comments and Reviews
Best of all of them - it's OpenSource and don't requires registration (you can import/export your feed's into OPML file in case of OS reinstallation), auto updates list and has favicons + highly customizable and intuitive interface. In short - this is a true treasure for FF users.
[Edited by zilvins, October 31]
UPDATE_2019-07-15: Since Mozilla ended support for legacy Add-Ons, many possibilities have made their way to an infinite nowhere or other platforms.
Therefore, if you want to be sure that your data will be your's in the future - I recommend using a browser which is fully open source and developed by people who themselves want to keep their data.
For me, Palemoon from Moonchild Productions¹ was a great choice in terms of a feature rich Browser which is efficient, fast, has many basic fixes even the newest firefox hasn't² and overall feels like the developers themselves using their own browser. What also seems to be a good alternative is Waterfox.³ It aims to be very fast, disabling many tecnologies in order to protect cross-site and other tracking technologies. Although I haven't tested it yet but will definitely do so as time allows!
If you have questions, ideas or information for me, I'd love to hear from you (Telegram, per Message; ? other platforms on request)