Archivo: Feed-icon

Description: This icon, known as the "feed icon" or the "RSS icon", was introduced in Mozilla Firefox in order to indicate a web feed was present on a particular web page that could be used in conjunction with the Live bookmarks function. Microsoft Internet Explorer, Opera and some other browsers have adopted the icon in order to promote a de facto standard.
Title: Feed-icon
Credit: feedicons.com
Author: unnamed (Mozilla Foundation)
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Usage Terms: Mozilla Public License Version 1.1
License: MPL 1.1
License Link: https://www.mozilla.org/MPL/1.1/
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