RSS Feed Widget
Lightweight JavaScript library for embedding RSS feeds
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RSS Feed Widget is a zero-dependency vanilla JavaScript library designed to embed RSS feeds on any website. At under 7KB, the library provides built-in dark mode support, WCAG AA accessibility compliance, and XSS sanitization to ensure security and performance across different web environments.
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