FeedButler sends the newest posts from subscribed RSS feeds to users as a daily email digest, grouping new posts per feed. It is presented as an alternative to opening a separate feed reader.
PolitePaul is a tool for generating RSS feeds from web pages without writing code. It supports dynamic content powered by JavaScript, an XPath selectors editor, smart filters for words and phrases, and feed monitoring with email notifications. Feeds can be fetched in XML and JSON formats.
Kill the Newsletter! converts email newsletters into Atom feeds. A created feed provides an email address and an Atom feed; emails received at the address become entries in the feed, which can be read in a feed reader. Entries older than one month are deleted, and some newsletter publishers block the service.
Feed Filter Maker creates RSS and Atom news feed filters for use with a feed reader. Users supply a source feed URL and include or exclude keywords or regular expressions, with case sensitivity options, and receive a filtered feed URL. Named feeds are saved in the browser, and OPML export and import are supported.
Feed Creator is a web tool from FiveFilters.org that turns webpages into custom RSS and JSON feeds from selected items or links on a page. It finds selectors automatically so feeds update with new items, and offers alerts, full-text expansion, and filtering by words or URL patterns. The hosted service is now part of Feed Control.
FetchRSS is an online RSS feed generator that creates feeds from almost any web page. Users enter a source URL and specify content blocks with a visual builder; a unique feed URL is then generated and updates automatically. Feeds can also be made from social media pages such as Facebook pages, YouTube channels and Reddit accounts.
RSSHub generates RSS feeds for sources including Telegram channels through route paths, usable in any RSS reader. It offers parameters such as content filtering and full-text output, and it can be used as an npm package.
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PolitePaul is a tool for generating RSS feeds from web pages without writing code. It supports dynamic content powered by JavaScript, an XPath selectors editor, smart filters for words and phrases, and feed monitoring with email notifications. Feeds can be fetched in XML and JSON formats.
Kill the Newsletter! converts email newsletters into Atom feeds. A created feed provides an email address and an Atom feed; emails received at the address become entries in the feed, which can be read in a feed reader. Entries older than one month are deleted, and some newsletter publishers block the service.
Feed Filter Maker creates RSS and Atom news feed filters for use with a feed reader. Users supply a source feed URL and include or exclude keywords or regular expressions, with case sensitivity options, and receive a filtered feed URL. Named feeds are saved in the browser, and OPML export and import are supported.
Feed Creator is a web tool from FiveFilters.org that turns webpages into custom RSS and JSON feeds from selected items or links on a page. It finds selectors automatically so feeds update with new items, and offers alerts, full-text expansion, and filtering by words or URL patterns. The hosted service is now part of Feed Control.
FetchRSS is an online RSS feed generator that creates feeds from almost any web page. Users enter a source URL and specify content blocks with a visual builder; a unique feed URL is then generated and updates automatically. Feeds can also be made from social media pages such as Facebook pages, YouTube channels and Reddit accounts.
RSSHub generates RSS feeds for sources including Telegram channels through route paths, usable in any RSS reader. It offers parameters such as content filtering and full-text output, and it can be used as an npm package.
