3 ms·
Most sites still have a feed even if the UI doesn't surface it. Pull up the source or Inspector and search for feed, atom, or rss. It's usually in the <head>
by pchristensen 14y ago
Most sites still have a feed even if the UI doesn't surface it. Pull up the source or Inspector and search for feed, atom, or rss. It's usually in the <head>
- Danieru 14y agoAnd even if the rss meta elemnets are missing wordpress will still generate rss at /feed/. For example: http://danieru.com/feed/ http://danieru.com/feed/ This same method works for category specific feeds: http://danieru.com/category/life/feed/ http://danieru.com/category/life/feed/
- Turing_Machine 14y agoYou can even get a specific flavor of feed, in some cases. /feed gets you an RSS feed on WordPress. /feed/atom gets you the Atom feed on WordPress. /feeds/posts/default gets you the Atom feed on BlogSpot blogs (no RSS there, AFAIK). /rss gets RSS on Tumblr (no Atom there, AFAIK). Edit: trying to fix broken formatting.