rss is a self-described simple, opinionated web application that aggregates and displays RSS feeds in a clean social-feed-like interface. It is written in PHP using Laravel, Inertia.js, Tailwind and Vue.js, and the repository includes Docker usage and installation documentation.
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0rss is a self-described simple, opinionated web application that aggregates and displays RSS feeds in a clean social-feed-like interface. It is written in PHP using Laravel, Inertia.js, Tailwind and Vue.js, and the repository includes Docker usage and installation documentation.
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0RSS is an open source project for reading, generating, or managing RSS and web feeds.
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0RSSHub 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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0Fraidycat is a desktop app or browser extension for Firefox or Chrome used to follow people across platforms such as Twitter, blogs, YouTube and public TiddlyWiki. Instead of a news feed, it shows a list of recently active individuals with two-line summaries. Follows are arranged by tag and given an importance level that sets how often Fraidycat checks them.
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Feedly Notifier is a browser extension that enables users to read news from the Feedly RSS aggregator. It is available for Google Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and Microsoft Edge, with Safari not supported. The extension is maintained by developer olsh, with its source code hosted on GitHub.
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0PolitePaul 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.
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