Don’t you hate how confusing an RSS link looks after you click on it? You have XML coming at you from every direction, and to somebody new to the experience, it can be the difference of finding the usability of RSS and not finding it at all. That is where Feedview comes in handy for your Firefox browsing experience.

What Feedview does, is it makes that XML mess a little prettier and a lot less scary to folks who do not know what they are looking at. Here is the author’s own words about what else it can do:

Feedview is a Firefox extension that shows newsfeeds/blogs in a more stylish way. Without the extension Firefox just shows the default xml stylesheet. It also adds the ability to add a livemark (even if the is not set) and the ability to switch article lengths.

Sounds pretty neat hu? This is even handy for me, because I don’t always like to look at the ugly XML code that comes with a RSS feed. So make sure XML experience a littler better and give Feedview a shot in Firefox.