Microsoft Edge is testing a modern RSS feed that lets you follow YouTube creators

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In the era of influencers, video bloggers and content creators, every A new way to follow our favorite influencers is important. The latest addition comes from Microsoft, via its Edge web browser. The latest Canary release includes a new "Followable Web" feature - at least on Windows. It allows users to easily follow selected YouTube content creators directly within Edge. However, it's worth noting that it is part of a controlled, limited rollout and may not be accessible to all Canary users.

Microsoft Edge now allows some users to follow some YouTube content creators directly. When visiting a YouTube page, a new button will appear in the address bar. However, it doesn't support all channels yet. When a user follows a user, a feed of their recent posts is added to Edge's collection. This allows them to easily keep up with the latest content from creators.

Currently, only a limited number of Edge Canary users have access to this Followable Web feature as it is part of a controlled rollout. The addition is obviously in its early stages - as it still doesn't support all content creators. Microsoft may expand this feature to support RSS feeds from sites other than YouTube.

If you're already using the Canary version of Edge and haven't seen the feature yet, there's not much you can do. As it becomes more stable and complete, Microsoft may roll it out to more users. There's also a chance the feature won't see the light of day if the company decides to scrap the project altogether. Microsoft hasn't officially shared any details about Followable Web, so not much is known about the beta feature or its wider availability.

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