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Fraidycat 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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siftrss is a free web tool that adds filters to Atom or RSS feeds. Users enter a feed URL, select filters, and receive a link to a new filtered feed. Filters can include or exclude items based on title, description or link, using contains, regex or existence matching. The site states no registration, limitations or ads.
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.
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