“We removed the RSS feed since this technology became obsolete”

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Inoreader

#RSS Reader #RSS #Insight Management 14 social mentions

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morss.it

I'm not affiliated but I use both of these services and seem to do a good job: - https://morss.it/ - http://ftr.fivefilters.org/.

#RSS #Uptime Monitoring #RSS Reader 15 social mentions

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PolitePol

I've the same issue with some local news webpages and government sites, but I've been using PolitePol[1] to generate the feeds; they're not great but get the job done. Right now I'm looking for projects like RSSHub[2] or RSS Bridge[3] to have a similar service but self-hosted and without the restrictions of the free tier of PolitePol. I think in the future RSS will be a community driven effort, not something that the website themselves care to implement. [1] - https://politepol.com/en/.

#Uptime Monitoring #RSS #Monitoring Tools 11 social mentions

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RSS Guard

- RSSGuard (https://github.com/martinrotter/rssguard) in the end I stuck with this, because just got tired because of so many bad options out there.

#RSS Reader #RSS #News & Books 14 social mentions

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Feedly

Recently added RSS/Atom/JSON feeds to my blog: https://blog.kronis.dev/ Honestly, I largely agree with the claim that RSS is dying. For example, on Windows I wanted to find a decent RSS reader to use, since recently coming to like the technology myself for consumption of news (since all of the sudden everything can just be boring text, as opposed to annoying and attention catching images, styling etc., allowing em to focus on the content), which turned out to be hard. In my search, I found the following readers: <pre><code> - Feedly (https://feedly.com/) not really an option for me, since I want downloadable software, which is also why I use Thunderbird instead of web mail clients.

#Insight Management #RSS #RSS Reader 20 social mentions

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Feedbro

Feedbro (a browser extension) might be another option for you to consider[1]. [1]: https://nodetics.com/feedbro/.

#RSS Reader #RSS #Insight Management 24 social mentions

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Fraidycat

> I don't want everything every day. Yeah! I'm with you. Although I don't use it, I'm a little jealous of some of the features of https://fraidyc.at/. For the majority of feeds I follow, I don't need to keep track of unread status, and high-frequency feeds would be much more bearable if they were grouped together to avoid taking over an aggregated listing. I feel like a lot of client defaults tend to hew too closely to email clients or something.

#RSS Reader #RSS Client #Social Networks 26 social mentions

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New Sloth

RSS may be obsolete from a marketing perspective (i.e. Lack of visible RoI), but its growing in other areas like media monitoring, podcast delivery, RSS-to-newsletter etc. * * Shameless plug * *: our duper-easy feed builder at New Sloth (formerly Feedity) - https://newsloth.com, helps create custom feeds for any public webpage. Our API can auto-magically detect relevant articles in most cases. The platform includes an integrated simple feed reader and clusterer/deduplicator, specially aimed for knowledge workers with hundreds and thousands of feeds to monitor daily.

#RSS #RSS Builder #RSS Reader 3 social mentions