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Bonus points for supporting feed URLs with embedded http basic auth credentials. This is the core protocol that I think could lead to a decentralized web where
by mawise 6y ago
Bonus points for supporting feed URLs with embedded http basic auth credentials. This is the core protocol that I think could lead to a decentralized web where people host their own private sites. It's also a huge motivator in my side project for running your own private blog with built-in private RSS: https://simpleblogs.org https://simpleblogs.org
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I've been experimenting with my own private blog's RSS feed which includes images, I would suggest you add `max-width: 100%;` for images to the CSS.
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- Casperin 6y agoImages are tricky. In the first few iterations, everything was left aligned and so images could just flow out and take all the space they needed. That was perfect for images, but less perfect for the reading experience. I'm torn. Sometimes I really dislike when other places cram big beautiful images down to their reading width; yet most of the time I'll agree with you--they should just flow with the text width. I'll keep a mental note that someone actually took the time to suggest one thing over the other. Maybe it's the right solution. Maybe `max-width: 100%` with a click handler on the image that removes that, so you can toggle it up big if you want/need.
- mawise 6y agoIt's definitely tricky--on my site I display images capped to the reading pane, but they are also links to a full-res version of the image that it too big to justify forcing the browser to load.