With the FeedFusion: Product Feed Sync app, how to protect a feed with a password?
In the FeedFusion: Product Feed Sync app, you can secure your feed link by setting a username and password. This option is available in the General Settings of the feed profile:
If the settings are specified, the feed file will request a login and password:

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