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Google está experimentando con una nueva función para Chrome para Android que recuerda mucho al ya extinto Google Reader, el gestor de fuentes RSS.

Chrome’s new ‘follow’ button test has serious Google Reader vibes The return of the RSS reader? Ivan covers Big Tech, India, policy, AI, security, platforms, and apps for TNW. That's one heck of a mixed bag. He likes to say "Bleh." Ivan covers Big Tech, India, policy, AI, security, platforms, and apps for TNW. That's one heck of a mixed bag. He likes to say "Bleh." Google killed its much-loved Reader product in 2013, but has hardly made any solid attempt to replace it. However, a new...

Google Eight years after the untimely demise of Google Reader, Google is embracing RSS again. The company is testing a "Follow" button for Chrome that lets you keep up with your favorite sites on the web browser. In the coming weeks, users of the Chrome Canary channel for developers should start seeing the new feature on Android. Google's Adrienne Porter Felt tweeted that the follow feed is based on RSS and that the company is building it to address a "user need." i Alas, the announcement was met with pushback and sarcasm from those still pining over Google Reader. In a curt reply, one Twitte...

May 20th, 2021 There’s a lot of fuss being made about Samsung and Google partnering up, and with all of the beautiful design changes coming to Android 12. But Google I/O is still chugging along, and the Chromium team took the time to announce a new feature for the Chromium build on Android. If you’re a fan of keeping tabs on your favorite websites but don’t want to have to visit them one by one, you might check out some type of aggregator. But Google phans will remember the days of yore when Google Reader was the de-facto RSS aggregator for all of your favorite news outlets and websites...

It appears that Google might be bringing back shades of Google Reader to Chrome. Does this excited you? What other cancelled Google services would you like to see again?