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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.
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.
RuSShdown is an RSS feed generator intended for non-coders and is part of the Eggbug Memorial RSS Feed Project, created by Chaia Eran and Viv Lim. The page offers options to create a new RSS feed and add a post.
Feedbro is a free RSS feed reader browser extension for Chrome, Vivaldi, Edge, Brave, and Firefox. It reads RSS, Atom, and RDF feeds and integrates with social media and content sites. It includes a rule engine for automated filtering, tree-based navigation with folders, feed autodiscovery, tagging, and partial-to-full article conversion.
Feedly Threat Intelligence is a platform for collecting, analyzing and sharing cyber threat intelligence such as vulnerabilities, cyberattacks, threat actors and IoCs. It gathers signals from over 10,000 clear and dark web sources and includes AI tools and integrations that deliver STIX-formatted intelligence. The service is offered in Standard and Advanced plans.
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