Feeder has no add-in for Outlook, so you can't open Feeder inside Outlook. To read your feeds where you work, have Feeder email new posts to your Outlook inbox, post them to a Microsoft Teams channel, or keep Feeder open in a browser tab.
How do I get new posts in my Outlook inbox?
Use Feeder's email updates. Feeder sends an email for each new post, or a daily, weekly or monthly summary, to the address you choose. Email updates for new feeds are part of the paid plans. See Getting feed updates by email.
To keep the updates out of your main inbox, add an Outlook rule that moves mail from Feeder to its own folder.
Can Feeder post to Microsoft Teams?
Yes. A Feeder rule can post new articles from your feeds to a Teams channel, for example to share news with your team. See Automatically post news to Microsoft Teams.
Can I keep Feeder open next to Outlook?
Yes. Open feeder.co in a browser tab, or install the Feeder browser extension to see new posts from your browser's toolbar. See Feeder apps for iPhone, Android and your browser.
Can Outlook read RSS feeds itself?
Only classic Outlook for Windows. It has an RSS Feeds folder and can import the OPML file that Feeder exports, see Import and export your feeds with OPML. Microsoft says the new Outlook for Windows and Outlook for Mac don't support RSS feeds.
Still stuck? Email support@feeder.co and tell us how you use Outlook.