Really Simple Syndication (RSS) provides a quick way to read the latest updates from your favorite websites. Many websites offer RSS Feeds so that when a news article or a summary of an article is posted, it's also sent to your RSS Feed folder in Outlook.

Subscribe to a web site's RSS feed to get fresh content delivered straight to your Outlook mailbox.

You can view and subscribe to RSS feeds for a list or library, or even a view where you have filtered the information or customized the columns. RSS feeds help you to consolidate updates from different sites in an RSS reader.

Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is a way for you to make news, blogs, and other content on a site available to subscribers. When RSS is turned on, it can be managed for site collections, sites, lists, and libraries. Your permissions on the site determine at what level you can manage RSS. Office 2013 - 2019 and Web 2010. Allow RSS feeds on the site.

Subscribe to a web site's RSS feed to get fresh content delivered straight to your Outlook mailbox.

RSS content is delivered to subscribers by a mechanism known as a feed. You can share your favorite RSS Feeds with another person by sending them an e-mail message with a link to the RSS Feed configuration information. The recipient can then subscribe to the RSS Feed.

When you subscribe to an RSS Feed, Outlook periodically checks for updated postings. RSS Feed publishers can specify the maximum frequency at which a check for new postings should occur. These limits help manage the demand on servers.

Learn how to add RSS feeds to your site by adding the RSS Viewer Web Part to a page.

In the search box, enter the RSS URL you would like to subscribe to. The name of the feed you entered will display. Tap or select the + button next to the name of the source.

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