Blocking out ads drastically improves the reading experience, but even more can be done. In this post we’ll look at using a filter list to remove newsletter signup forms and another annoyances.
Twitter no longer provides RSS feeds, but there are workarounds that allow you to get Twitter RSS feeds without having to use Twitter itself. We’ll look at a few options in this post.
It’s possible to get a variety of RSS feeds from Google News, and these all come from Google itself, so they don’t have to be generated with third-party tools like our Feed Creator.
We’re very happy to have been recommended in two very popular newsletters recently: Recomendo and Morning Brew.
In this post we’ll look at how to configure the self-hosted versions of our Feed Creator and Full-Text RSS software to use proxy servers.
Distuingished Professor of Humanities Alan Jacobs recently wrote a blog post about the difficulties of reading online. His post starts: “Very few sites on the internet are meant to facilitate reading — most are, in fact, designed to inhibit reading.”
We’ve added proxy support to Feed Control in our latest update. This post will explain what it does, why you might need it, and how you can enable it.
JSON output is now supported on all paid plans and we’ve fixed a CDN issue affecting some feeds.
Feed Creator can turn a webpage into an RSS feed. Following on from part 1, in this post we’re going to show you how to include additional information in the feed such as item dates, images and summaries.
Push to Kindle patrons with access to the beta version of the extension can now enable a new setting to preserve links in the Kindle documents produced. Also: listen to the AppStories episode in which Push to Kindle was featured, and learn about the upcoming change to free monthly credits.