Replace "Google Reader" button with "Browser Preview" button, in preparation for Google Reader's imminent demise. Much styling to be done. Client-side RSS/Atom parsing courtesy of jFeed: https://github.com/jfhovinne/jFeed
Minor formatting tweaks. Will be pulling all this stuff out into its own function and styling it properly later on.
Start tidying up the super-quick-and-dirty in-browser feed reader stuff. Lots more to do….
Add jFeed licence files.
More in-browser feed layout tweaks.
Add ability to get article author name in RSS feeds. (TBD for Atom feeds.)
Bunch of styling and interaction work on the in-browser feed article list. Still playing with it to see what feels best, and still a lot of work to do on the page header.
Nicer 'read original article' behaviour. Now appears as a regular text link when you click the article title to expand it, unless there is no text in the article body (e.g. stackoverflow.com question feeds). In that case, clicking the article opens the original in a new tab.
Add an icon to links that will open in a new tab/window.
Show a message in the window while the feed is being fetched.
Make sure article source links always open in a new tab/window.
Change banner button labels, again.
Changed names  of feed.js/html/css to preview.js/html/css.
Bring over protocol() and httpToFeed() from rss-2.x branch. Use them to construct a more correct URL for the hidden iframe, and in construction of full feed URL when specified link is site-relative.
Rename extension-global CSS file from styles.css to popup.css.
Extract common functions to common.js.
Check for <base href="[url]"> first when dealing with relative URLs in <link> tags, per http://www.rssboard.org/rss-autodiscovery.
CSS improvements for in-browser feed preview. Only a week or so before this needs to be pushed out to users now…
Add icons/buttons for subscribe, visit webpage, expand all, collapse all. They work, but more layout work required, not to mention a splash of colour.
More in-browser preview appearance/functionality improvements. Getting there...