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Category: Yahoo Searching
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Personally, I like this idea. I can't help but think that the majority of searchers will have no idea what it is or why they need it. But, hey, I'm happy.
Yes, the possibilities (both white hat and black) are pretty vast. Thanks for the pointer.
Although they don't supply the button for it, MSN has been doing this for ages:
http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?q=science&form=QBRE&format=rss
You have to manually add &format=rss to the url, but it works with any search.
Its a good idea, and Yahoo wouldn't be the first search engine to offer RSS on results pages... probably is it doesn't work, right now.
Did anyone actually try to view the RSS page? I can't see it myself and here's why:
Using Firefox, I clicked the icon in my address window expecting to be sent to the RSS page withi my browser. But the page I was on refreshed instead.
So I checked the code to see if I could get the RSS page url. BUT The HTML embed shows a blank href attribute.
link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="Yahoo! Search results for test" href=""
(I removed the brackets from the code above so that this comment wouldn't get garbled.)
Are other seeing a real RSS page or same as me??