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Find the RSS feeds available from the followed accounts
If I were ever to make an RSS service like Feedbin, I’d probably add a feature which would delay some items until a specific day of the week. Some posts I get feel more suitable for weekend reading.
Make an OPML to newsroll 😄
Fetch the website informations and create some cards out of it.
Uses folders to create categories.
There are a bunch of possibilities
A great and efficient RSS feed reader. It is not so much accessible though as it uses <div> everywhere (and without aria).
I didn't know we can build an HTML template directly from the xsl.. well tags and attributes in an opml file.
A collection of thoughts about blogs and RSS
About micro.blog
Turn Mastodon into your feed reader
The point is that owning the address where your audience finds you is important. It allows you to be mobile, nimble, and without attached strings. It helps you show off all the things and places you want folks to see because you can put all these URLs on your /feeds page. It’s user-friendly in more ways than one
Des retours du service numérique Flus, developpé à partir de FreshRSS
Make it visible :) It can be in the UI for human and the <head> for tools
RSS reader does not load styles and relies on HTML semantic!
You completely give up control of your traffic to search engines and social platforms. Along with email newsletters, RSS is among the few options remaining to bloggers for establishing a direct communication channel and relationship with readers. With no gatekeepers.
The two arguments against do not stand:
- ads can be enforced by providing a snippet of the post. The reader then needs to navigate to the blog post URL
- web scraping is not that much harder on a blog too
A good job 😃
It is indeed minimal :) Kind of cool
It can be useful to generate an HTML view of entries :)
Comment gérer un flux RSS particulier
About RSS and its most recent first approach. Nothing stops someone from putting old articles in their feeds every month or sorting them differently.
The vast majority stay with the most recent article comes first approach.