Maybe it helps if you give a couple of examples. In my locale the BBC news feed is or was standard on ordinary Firefox installs. Do you already have one on your Firefox ? Of maybe you may figure it out by looking at examples. So this thread is available as a RSS feed. You could just bookmark the page in which case the bookmark is * https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/949463 * However the rss feed is https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/949463/feed <br /> (although the site itself does not display the RSS symbol ) <br /> '''If you click the blue link text above it should offer to open as a feed''' To look at the feed from this thread # you need the rss icon available on a Firefox toolbar <br /> it is no longer shown by default,but you may have already found it # if you need it right click any blank space on a toolbar so that you get the customisation option and palette, and drag the icon onto the toolbar. #* see [[Customize Firefox controls, buttons and toolbars]] #navigate to the required page, click on YOUR toolbar rss icon and follow the instructions #* if you have not used it before choose 'bookmarks' as the feed type #* choose a suitable location,such as the Firefox bookmarks toolbar The feed this forum generates for this thread is simple, it will be a title, plus a line for each message posted. News sites get more complicated. The BBC site if you do not already have the Firefox syndicated feed is *site http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/ ** feed http://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/rss.xml Again the link will offer to open as a feed if you just click on it.