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Interesting. These days I was trying to subscribe to some blogs, and they didn’t have a RSS button in their page, so I had to inspect the page to find out the f
by AiAi 2y ago
Interesting. These days I was trying to subscribe to some blogs, and they didn’t have a RSS button in their page, so I had to inspect the page to find out the feed URL. Not sure why keep a RSS feed but hide from the visitors. It could be it expected the feed reader to be able to identify it, but since I was using Thunderbird it did not.
- domysee 2y agoMost feed readers find at least feeds that are linked with a link tag in the header, if it's <link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" ... /> Probably they're expecting people to just paste the website URL in the feed reader and them identifying it. But it would be nice to see the RSS URL linked somewhere.
- Klonoar 2y agoSome of these cases are sites that are built on a CMS that exposes RSS by default, but people don’t consider showing a link/button/whatever in their design.
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