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Tag Archives: RSS
RSS-Reader-Anwendungen für iPhone und Mac
Lifehacker stellt “Die besten RSS-Reader-Anwendungen für iPhone und Mac” vor (via Researchbuzz. Firehose): Reeder (and Reeder Classic) NetNewsWire Lire Unread Feeed
RSS wird 25 Jahre alt
(via Simon Dückert auf Mastodon und en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS): “RDF Site Summary, the first version of RSS, was created by Dan Libby and Ramanathan V. Guha at Netscape. It was released in March 1999 for use on the My.Netscape.Com portal.[8] This version … Continue reading
Bluesky mit RSS
Für das soziale Netzwerk Bluesky gibt es jetzt auch RSS-Feeds (einfach “/rss” an den Profillink anhängen, via Markus Trapp auf Bluesky). Update vom 18.1.2023: Bluesky has launched RSS feeds
RSS Parrot
RSS Parrot ist ein neues RSS-Tool, basierend auf Mastodon (via Researchbuzz: Firehose): “This is the browser home of RSS Parrot, a Fediverse service that lets you turn Mastodon into your feed reader. The Parrot follows the RSS or Atom feeds … Continue reading
Es lebe RSS!
eBildungslabor favorisiert die Nutzung von RSS und führt als Argument die Zersplitterung in den sozialen Netzwerken an (via quisquilia): “Es gibt durchaus einige Menschen in meinem Netzwerk mit eigener Website. Zudem lassen sich auch Fediverse- und Bluesky-Profile in einen RSS-Feed … Continue reading
Umfangreicher Post zu RSS
Researchbuzz schreibt über “RSS for Post-Twitter News and Web Monitoring”. Interessant fand ich z.B.: Get RSS Feed – https://getrssfeed.com/ – Get RSS feed helps you find the RSS feeds hidden in websites. Just enter the domain name and Get RSS … Continue reading
Mastodon-Accounts und Hashtags via RSS-Feeds folgen
(via Online-Recherche Newsletter Sebastian Meineck #38): “Es genügt, die schlichte Zeichenfolge “.rss” ans Ende einer passenden Mastodon-URL zu packen. Fertig ist der RSS-Feed. Das klappt für einzelne Accounts (https://mastodon.social/@sebmeineck.rss), für Hashtags auf Instanzen (https://mastodon.social/tags/ChatGPT.rss) und sogar für Hashtags innerhalb von … Continue reading
Wird immer noch vermisst: Google Reader (2005-2013)
The Verge erinnert an den Google Reader, der vor 10 Jahren eingestellt wurde: “This was in 2006 or so, back when Google Reader was still growing. Back when it still existed at all. Google’s feed-reading tool offered a powerful way … Continue reading
Nachrichtensortiermaschine
Michael Schmalenstroer hat eine Nachrichtensortiermaschine programmiert und macht sie auf Github öffentlich verfügbar (via schmalenstroer.net): “Sie ist ein Set von 7 Python-Skripten in Kombination mit RSS2Email, welches es ermöglicht, Nachrichten, Blogs, Newsletter und Informationen einfach, werbefrei und unaufgeregt zu lesen … Continue reading
Kein Twitter-Monitoring mehr mit Feedly
Twitter bietet seine API für Drittanbieter nicht mehr an. Deshalb kann Twitter nicht mehr mit RSS-Readern verfolgt werden, was auch für Feedly gilt (via Beat Doebeli Honegger auf Twitter und blog.feedly.com): “Twitter has discontinued the API we use to let … Continue reading