I hope RSS keeps being provided for most sites. I listen to a lot of podcasts, and I keep track thanks to RSS. Most podcasting platforms behave the same way: t

I hope RSS keeps being provided for most sites. I listen to a lot of podcasts, and I keep track thanks to RSS. Most podcasting platforms behave the same way: they put themselves in between listeners and broadcasters and limit the way people can share the audio, how it is synchronized with some device, and always making sure that our browsing data can me monetized in some way. So podcasters usually have a never-ending list of platforms, which not always overlap, and which I would never subscribe anyway. I find this annoying, and that is why I've always used RSS. For news, it allowed me to skim through the stuff I didn't want to read and also to miss all of the annoying ads. Now, it seems many RSS reader behave the same way: users need a login in order to access a closed environment that monetizes your reading habits. Fortunately, I found QuiteRSS (https://quiterss.org https://quiterss.org), a cross-platform FOSS for RSS with backup, import/export, and adblocking. I like it a lot. I guess the only way it could be improved is by making it fully portable.