FeedBro's browser extension is built for Chrome, and it also works in Microsoft Edge, Brave and Vivaldi, which run on the same engine. You install the same extension, sign in to the same account and get the same feeds, keyword alerts and reading state.
Install it in Microsoft Edge
- Open the FeedBro page in the Chrome Web Store in Edge.
- If Edge shows a banner saying extensions from other stores are blocked, choose Allow extensions from other stores.
- Click Add to Chrome, then Add extension.
- Pin the FeedBro icon from Edge's puzzle-piece menu so it stays on the toolbar.
Install it in Brave
- Open the FeedBro page in the Chrome Web Store in Brave.
- Click Add to Chrome and confirm. Brave installs Chrome Web Store extensions directly.
- Pin FeedBro from the puzzle-piece menu.
Vivaldi and other Chromium browsers
The steps are the same: open the Chrome Web Store page, add the extension, then pin it. Use the Chrome Web Store listing even if the browser has its own extension store.
What you get
- When the page you are on has an RSS feed, FeedBro shows it in the toolbar and you can follow it in one click. When it has none, FeedBro can still follow the site.
- A full-page reader with full articles, your collections and unread counts.
- Keyword alerts by email or push notification.
- One account everywhere: your feeds sync with feedbro.com and the Android app.
- The extension follows the browser's language. It has six languages, including right-to-left Arabic and Hebrew.
Frequently asked
Is it free?
Yes. The free plan includes the extension and up to 50 feeds.
Do I need a separate account for Edge or Brave?
No. Sign in once with your FeedBro account, or create one from the extension's Connect button.
Is there a Firefox version?
Yes: see FeedBro for Firefox.
For the full tour of what the extension does, see FeedBro for Chrome.
