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If you are interested in alternative feed representation, I'd invite you to give a go to my feed reader that was inspired by Fraidyc.at, yet offers a bit more c
by stanislavb 4y ago
If you are interested in alternative feed representation, I'd invite you to give a go to my feed reader that was inspired by Fraidyc.at, yet offers a bit more configuration. For example, setting different priority per feed source or category, and how many items you'd like to see per source. That way, you get to have more control over what you read.
And it offers full OPML import/export. I.e. you can come and go whenever you want. The project is https://lenns.io https://lenns.io
- stanislavb 4y agop.s. there's also the option to subscribe to site-headlines if a "blog"/site doesn't offer an RSS feed. That works automagically in 80-90% of the cases in which you'd expect it to work :)
- kkfx 4y agoSorry for being rude but... If you offer code to host the service autonomously we can came and go, otherwise being just able to import/export feeds is lock-in: already read feeds, saved articles, UI etc are the lock-in elements, for a serious RSS user. If your target is just offering an aggregator like "Google News for the content you want", well, I can understand but for people who want to control their source of information, reducing propaganda and crap of modern websites/services, it's not a real option...
- lebaux 4y agoDemo or screenshots would help quite a bit, imho.
- 0xdeadb00f 4y agoSolid idea. But as others have said a demo or some example screen caps would be nice.