How attention becomes a form of care
Note: revisit the passage on deliberate noticing.
A private relay for saved reading
Bring an RSS or Atom saved-items feed into one calm, local queue. Finish articles, leave notes, and take everything back out in open formats.
A bridge, not a destination
Feed Later Bridge handles the handoff. The article still belongs to its publisher, and the queue still belongs to you.
Paste the private or public RSS/Atom URL your reader gives you. The extension asks only for that origin.
Duplicate links merge automatically. Search, annotate, and mark items finished without creating an account.
Export the complete queue as readable Markdown, interoperable OPML, or structured JSON at any time.
01 / Source
Saved in MinifluxImported just now02 / Queue
Note: revisit the passage on deliberate noticing.
The extension stays compact on purpose: source, queue, export. No recommendations and no endless scroll.
Open on both sides
A human-readable checklist with titles, links, dates, sources, and notes.
A portable outline that other readers and link tools can understand.
A complete structured backup for scripts, migration, or safekeeping.
Install in two minutes
Version 1 ships as a reviewable Chrome-compatible package. Firefox packaging is a planned next step.
Download the extension zip and unpack it.
Open chrome://extensions and switch on Developer mode.
Choose “Load unpacked” and select the extracted folder.