How to follow a subreddit in Feedly

If you follow subreddits in Feedly through Reddit's .rss links, those sources go dead on November 13, 2026. Replace them with a Redditrss link and Feedly keeps working as before.

Add a subreddit to Feedly

1. Create the feed at Redditrss and copy the feed link.
2. In Feedly, click Add Content in the left sidebar.
3. Paste the feed link into the search box. Feedly shows the feed as a result.
4. Click Follow, then choose the folder (Feedly calls it a feed collection) it should live in.

Replace an existing Reddit source

1. Find the old Reddit source in the sidebar and unfollow it.
2. Follow the new Redditrss link into the same folder, so your sorting and rules stay in place.

Tips

• Group your subreddit feeds in one folder, such as "Reddit", so you can scan them together.
• Feedly checks feeds on its own schedule. Redditrss updates about every 30 minutes, so a new thread can take a little longer to appear in Feedly than on Reddit.
• Following a topic instead of a subreddit? A Redditrss topic feed filters out posts that only share your keyword.

More background: what happens to Reddit RSS on November 13.

Feedly's built-in Reddit option

Third-party reports say Feedly's own Reddit integration uses Reddit's API, not the .rss feeds, so it is expected to continue past November 13. That API closes in March 2027, and a Redditrss link does not depend on a Reddit account in Feedly. Check Feedly's own announcements for its plans.