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firefox rss feeds no longer working after update

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I updated FF to the latest version now none of my saved RSS feeds work. When I click on them I am taken to the website homepage instead of viewing the list. If I try to reconnect the feed then I get the error "This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below." I receive this error with every feed I am subscribed to.

Please advise what has happened and how I can fix it

Thanks

I updated FF to the latest version now none of my saved RSS feeds work. When I click on them I am taken to the website homepage instead of viewing the list. If I try to reconnect the feed then I get the error "This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below." I receive this error with every feed I am subscribed to. Please advise what has happened and how I can fix it Thanks

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Support for Live feeds (RSS) has been removed in Firefox 64.

You will have to use an extension.

Current Live feeds are exported to a "Firefox feeds backup.opml" file on the Desktop.

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Thanks for the feedback.

That'll teach me to read the change log before updating.

Successfully rolled back to version 63.0.3 and all is working again.

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cor-el said

Support for Live feeds (RSS) has been removed in Firefox 64. You will have to use an extension. Current Live feeds are exported to a "Firefox feeds backup.opml" file on the Desktop.

What is the reason for removing live feed support?