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Google starts testing a follow button in Chrome for websites that support RSS

Google starts testing a follow button in Chrome for websites that support RSS

India Today
Thursday, May 20, 2021 12:30:11 PM UTC

Google is testing a new feature in a limited experiment that lets users stay updated with the new content on their favourite websites.

Google Chrome might soon be introducing a new feature to its users, which will allow them to keep up to date with their favourite websites. The most used browser around the world has been seen testing the feature as of now and might soon roll it out in a stable version. Google Chrome was recently spotted testing a Follow feature for websites. The option appears in Chrome’s overview menu and helps its users follow a particular website for updates right on the web browser. Users can simply click on the Follow button if they like a website. If done, they will be able to see the latest content update by the website in a new “Following” section on the New Tab page of Chrome.
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