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Note that this is only needed if the website has no RSS feed whatsoever. If the website has a partial/truncated RSS feed that only contains headlines/partial te
by Hamuko 3y ago
Note that this is only needed if the website has no RSS feed whatsoever. If the website has a partial/truncated RSS feed that only contains headlines/partial text, you can use the "Article CSS selector on original website" feature.
That will retrieve the list of items using RSS but will fetch the article content by getting the URL and grabbing the HTML element you specified (like "article.post").
- 082349872349872 3y agoAs my use case for RSS is "seeing a blurb for the 99% of things I don't wish to read, once and only once", instead of a "partial/truncated RSS feed" that only contains headlines/partial text I'd call that an "unbloated feed".