I've noticed that in Mountain Lion, you can no longer read RSS feeds in Mail so I was wondering if I were to use a dedicated RSS reader, such as Reeder or Cappuccino, how would I be able to tell Safari to redirect to that if I click on a feed link?
Thanks for reading,
~Devin
OS X Mountain Lion, I have Capp. installed, not Reeder.
Once you install an application that supports RSS feeds, when you click on a feed in Safari, it should automatically open the link in the RSS feed reader.
Once you install an application that supports RSS feeds, when you click on a feed in Safari, it should automatically open the link in the RSS feed reader.
Righto. I'm trying to find a good application that Safari will recognize and redirect to. I'm hoping that Reeder will do this. I'm wondering if anybody with Reeder and Safari 6 would be able to find out.
Thanks!
I do not have Mounain Lion yet.....trying for the 3rd time to download; however I have updated to Safari 6, but I cannot get RSS feeds......when I copy an RSS feed URL in the browser bar, it says that I do not have ab RSS reader.....is that coning back with Mountian Lion?
Thanks.
My Bar shows no new updates at all like it used to........
Yeah, that is the same response I get too. No RSS reader installed. I'm trying to find out if it will respond to Reeder before I purchase it for $5.
I have installed cappuccino and mobile RSS reader with no luck.
It works fine with Reeder in Mountain Lion.
BUT personally, I liked to view it in Safari before adding it 😟
Gary
With Cappucino, this does not work. This leads to two questions.. .why did Apple destroy RSS feeding in Safari? They are becoming microsoft. Second, how can one uninstall Apps? The app store should offer uninstall right up there with "install" and "installed". Right now it is a one-way ratchet. The test I am trying to do is to unstall Cappucino and then reinstall it.
I use Reeder. I thought I had this same problem with the last version of Safari but somehow I was able to turn it off (I want to see it first and choose to add it myself to my RSS reader).
But since Mountain Lion, I haven't been able to turn it off.
Gary
Hello:
There is a nice FREE RSS reader app called "Shrook." It is not sophisticated, but it works.
Barry
I've upgraded to Mtn. Lion. I've installed Daniel Jalkut's Subscribe to Feed, I've installed Shrook. When I click Subscribe to Feed's Safari tool bar icon, Mail still opens and displays its error message: "Error
No associated application could be found". Should I try rebuilding launch services? What can I do to make either Shrook display the feed or to get Subscribe to Feed to do its job?
OK, I fixed it with the More Internet prefpane. I added the protocol "feed" and described the protocol as "rss" then selected Shrook as the app.
I installed iReader. No luck! Cappuccino, no luck! Guess safari wont integrate with free rss readers.
How do I set a default RSS reader in Safari 6?
