On the next page you’ll see a list of all your currently subscribed accounts and feeds.Look to the bottom of the display and tap the blue word, ‘Subscriptions’.Tap the icon to get to your Shared Links. At the top of the menu you’ll see the book icon (bookmarks), spectacles icon (Reading List) and icon. You will find yourself in the Bookmarks menu.When you get to a site you wish to subscribe too, just tap the Bookmarks icon at the bottom of the screen.You can also subscribe to RSS feeds using Safari on your iOS device. You will be directed to the relevant site when you tap the title and summary of a post you happen to be interested in. In future every new post from the sites you subscribe to will be visible in your sidebar. You can also manually add feeds in the Subscription window – tap ‘Add Feed’ and write the address of your chosen site’s RSS feed manually.To disable a feed just tap the X beside its name. It also shows all your currently active feeds. You will be taken to a new window that shows all the social media accounts you subscribe to using Safari.To do so just tap the Subscriptions button at the bottom of the sidebar. You may have needed to enable or disable sites, or some of your social networks, which you can also subscribe to in the sidebar.

In future you’ll find new content appear in the section soon after it is published on the site you are watching.

Tap the symbol you see at the top right of the sidebar to get to your Shared Links.

You’ll want to see the feed, so tap the sidebar icon, which looks like this:.

Tap the icon and you’ll be asked if you want to add the Website to your Shared Links sidebar.

The appearance of these varies between sites – we use this icon in our Follow menu. When you were on a website you want to subscribe to you needed to find the RSS icon.

To my mind ending such support was a cannabalistic step to commodify free exchange of ideas and information on the web. I remain a little sad Apple chose to end support for RSS.

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