Aliphatic long‐chain polyesters are a common class of renewable polymers and can be obtained by various synthetic routes, most notably from renewable fatty acids. In contrast, for aliphatic long chain polyethers only a few examples are known. Recently, the GaBr3‐catalyzed reduction of esters to ethers has been introduced as convenient post‐polymerization modification to obtain polyethers directly from polyesters. Here, this reduction is applied to synthesize fatty acid–based ω,ω′‐unsaturated diene diether monomers, which are polymerized afterward by thiol‐ene or acyclic diene metathesis (ADMET) polymerizations in the “green” solvents methyl‐THF (2‐methyltetrahydrofuran) and polarclean. After polymerization, the thiol‐ene or ADMET polymers are modified by either oxidation or hydrogenation, respectively.