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SnipRSS.com[1] clips web content which may not belong to a feed e.g. random web article, into your own RSS feed which you can then curate and share etc. "For a
by andrewgleave 5y ago
SnipRSS.com[1] clips web content which may not belong to a feed e.g. random web article, into your own RSS feed which you can then curate and share etc.
"For all the great content that doesn't have a feed"
[1]https://sniprss.com https://sniprss.com
Disclaimer: I built it :)
- Vinnl 5y agoThere are also many similar tools mentioned in the comments on my Show HN for a similar tool: Show HN: RSS feeds for arbitrary websites using CSS selectors [1]. Edit: ah OK, it's slightly different: SnipRSS allows you to curate arbitrary content from the web into a single RSS feed, whereas the tools I referred to periodically check a single source and generate an RSS feed from that. Sorry for the confusion. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27739568 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27739568
- andrewgleave 5y agoThe idea behind SnipRSS was to use OG and other metadata to extract title, description and an image which can then be edited in the app. Primary users are those curating content who have little technical experience and those who don't want to write selectors but are happy with a browser extension.
- andrei_says_ 5y agoThis is brilliant, thank you for creating it.