If I can, I would prefer not to use a service like FeedBurner.
My setup:
I installed the RSS feed on the self-service Wordpress website by clicking the RSS link in Safari, it shows the feed because Safari has a built-in RSS reader. Fine.
Unfortunately, clicking the same RSS link in Chrome displays the original XML feed. I know why this is happening - Chrome has no built-in RSS reader. I also assume that this will be in older versions of Internet Explorer.
Possible Solution?
I noticed that http://www.bbc.co.uk/news has a nice solution:
Click the RSS feed (at the top of the page) in an RSS-enabled browser (Safari), and it uses the built-in RSS reader to display the RSS feed.
Click the same RSS feed link in Chrome (Chrome does not have a built-in RSS reader), it displays the RSS feed using what looks like a custom page.
Is there a way to check if the browser has a built-in RSS reader?
How can I provide alternative content (such as a BBC site) to a browser that does not have an RSS reader installed?
Any help on this would be brilliant, thanks for taking the time to read this. Stephen
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