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Well, RSS is just a schema for the encoding of syndicatable information - it doesn't give any display semantics at all. The reason it seems to work is that IE has a builtin transform to HTML for RSS feeds (as does Safari), so they convert the RSS into something more human friendly. Firefox, by default does not.

You can fix this by providing your own XSLT file that gives a specific RSS->XHTML transformation, so that all browsers will display the same result.

Adam Wright
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Maybe you should consider the advices of W3C Feed Validation Service and then specify a style sheet for helping render the page when viewed as a web page.

jldupont
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Hey...got the answer....it was the <link></link> which was creating the problem. The value for the node is required in Firefox... Looks weired but solves my problem !! :-)

Manish