Chrome extension · Everything stays local
Make every feed feel like a place you chose to read.
OneFeed adds one calm, consistent, controllable reading layer to the websites you already visit. The content stays in its original world. The reading experience becomes yours.
No OneFeed account · Restore the original page anytime · Version 0.1.17
Showing the unified OneFeed reading interface
OneFeed
unified feed · focused reading
How do you stay focused in an age of information overload?
Start by making the feed smaller, then keep what matters. Consistent structure reduces the attention cost of moving between platforms.
A quieter feed starts with fewer decisions
Keep the content and useful interactions. Remove repeated decoration. Return to the same reading rhythm on every site.
Keep what actually matters today
Interactive interface illustration · Sanitized example content, not a replica of any target website
The right to read
The website can change. Your reading rules do not have to.
Platforms provide content and communities. You should decide the interface density, filters, and where your attention goes.
One visual language
Place titles, text, authors, media, and interaction counts into the same clear hierarchy across otherwise unrelated websites.
Your display filters
Locally hide read items and recommendations, or create rules for keywords, authors, platforms, and content types.
The original context stays close
Content still comes from its source. Supported actions remain on the original page, and you can pause OneFeed with one click.
Supported now
One reading entrance across nine platform languages.
9
supported websites
WeiboTrending, posts, search
XHome timeline
XiaohongshuExplore and notes
RedditHome, sorted, communities
ZhihuFeeds, Q&A, articles
Hacker NewsNews, Ask, Show, Jobs
Linux DOTopics and replies
V2EXTopics and replies
36KrNews and articlesOneFeed only takes over routes that have been verified and can be parsed reliably. Unsupported detail pages, players, and complex interactions remain on the original site. See the project README for exact coverage.
What stays in your hands
Not another content platform. A personal interface between you and the platforms.
Focus Paper reading
Give titles, previews, authors, media, and interactions one clear hierarchy, with light and dark appearances for comfortable reading.
Local display filters
Hide read items and recommendations, or filter by keyword, author, platform, and content type. Matching items are never removed from the source.
Preferences that follow you
Website order, image display, appearance, recent platforms, and filter rules stay in Chrome's local extension storage.
The original site is always there
Likes, comments, and saves are delegated to the source when reliable. Pause OneFeed at any time to restore the original page immediately.
Local-first privacy
Your reading does not need to pass through our server first.
The current version does not send page content, browsing history, or extension settings to a developer server or third party. Parsing, sanitization, filtering, and rendering all happen in your browser.
Three steps
Install it, then open the websites you already read.
Add OneFeed to Chrome
No new account is required. The extension follows Chrome's interface language, with English as its fallback.
Visit a supported page
Open Zhihu, Hacker News, Weibo, or another supported site as usual. OneFeed creates its reading layer on verified routes.
Set your reading rules
Choose website order, image display, and local filters. Pause OneFeed with one click whenever you need the original page.
Questions, answered
The important questions, answered plainly.
Does OneFeed upload my browsing data?
No. In the current version, page parsing, content sanitization, display filters, and rendering all happen locally in your browser. Page content, browsing history, and extension settings are not sent to a developer server or third party.
Is OneFeed an RSS reader?
No. OneFeed works on supported websites you already have open. It keeps the original content, signed-in state, and essential interactions while rearranging supported feeds and detail pages into one consistent interface.
Can I still use the original website?
Yes. Supported interactions are delegated to the original page. Complex features that cannot be delegated reliably stay on the original site, and you can pause OneFeed at any time to restore the page immediately.
Which websites are supported?
OneFeed currently supports selected feeds and detail pages on Weibo, X, Xiaohongshu, Reddit, Zhihu, Hacker News, Linux DO, V2EX, and 36Kr. See the project README for exact route coverage.
One feed. Your way.
Keep your attention for what is actually worth reading.
OneFeed is still early. Follow the project for releases, or tell us which website and reading workflow you want next.