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I integrate RSS into my daily email flow - I don't track too many different sites, so I just let emails build up in an "Automated.RSS" folder until I want to re
by stevekemp 2y ago
I integrate RSS into my daily email flow - I don't track too many different sites, so I just let emails build up in an "Automated.RSS" folder until I want to read them.
Having feeds send their output by email means I can use my existing way to keep state - if I've read an article it shows as read on any system I use for email (be it desktop, laptop, or phone). I can also easily search and filter feed items inside the mail-client if I want to.
I wrote/use rss2email, but there are no doubt a hundred different implementations of the idea, with the same name:
https://github.com/skx/rss2email/ https://github.com/skx/rss2email/
- 0x445442 2y agoIIRC there used to be a website with this very name (rss2email) that basically had just two input fields; an RSS URL and an email address.
- aworks 2y agoI may want the opposite - email2rss. I have a good method for handling hundreds of RSS feeds in the Bazqux reader. Reading in gmail feels like a burden as I have yet to find a good flow to handle too much information.