This software renders syndication feeds as XHTML; It supports Atom Activity Streams (Friendica, Nostr, OStatus), Atom Over XMPP (Blasta, Libervia, Movim, Rivista), JSON Feed, OPML, RDF (DOAP, FOAF, RSS, XMPP), RSS-in-JSON, Simple Machine Forum (SMF), Sitemap, The Atom Syndication Format, and Twtxt; and it also supports navigation (RFC 5005).
The technology that they do not want you to know about. -- Alex James Anderson
This software renders syndication feeds into readable and printable HTML file. It supports Activity Streams, Atom, JSON, RDF, RSS, Twtxt, and XMPP syndications.
If you are using LibreWolf, Waterfox etc., please replace your browser or follow the "Gecko" instructions at the bottom of this page in order to make the best use of this software.
Syndication Feed is a mean for content and media publishers to reach a wider audience easily. It allows you to receive information directly without the going from site to site.
Essentially, a feed is a function that allows “Feed Readers” to access multiple sites automatically looking for new content and then posting the information about new content and updates to another site, mobile app or desktop software at the office.
Feeds provide a way for users to keep up with the latest news, events, package and delivery status information posted on different sites such as news sites, music sites, content sites (i.e. social networks), torrent indexers and podcasts in one spot.
The IFERS Forum
https://ifers.forumotion.com/feed/?type=atom
Gajim XMPP Chat Client
BlackListed News
https://blacklistednews.com/rss.php
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Navigate to `about:config`.
Set `devtools.jsonview.enabled` to `false`.
Install extension software "Open in Browser"
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/open-in-browser/
Import the following rules via extension preferences.
{
"mime-mappings": {
"application/atom+xml": "1text/plain",
"application/rss+xml": "1text/plain",
"application/rdf+xml": "1text/plain",
"application/feed+json": "1text/plain",
"application/x-atom+xml": "1text/plain",
"application/x-rss+xml": "1text/plain",
"application/x-rdf+xml": "1text/plain",
"application/xml": "1text/plain",
"text/xml": "1text/plain"
},
"sniffed-mime-mappings": {
"application/atom+xml": "1text/plain",
"application/rss+xml": "1text/plain",
"application/rdf+xml": "1text/plain",
"application/feed+json": "1text/plain",
"application/x-atom+xml": "1text/plain",
"application/x-rss+xml": "1text/plain",
"application/x-rdf+xml": "1text/plain",
"application/xml": "1text/plain",
"text/xml": "1text/plain"
},
"text-nosniff": false,
"octet-sniff-mime": true,
"override-download-type": false
}
A powerful and flexible monitor that automatically detects changes on any website. Including support for POST requests and even complex pages that require dynamic security tokens (nonces/CSRF) to view content.
https://greasyfork.org/scripts/491056-website-changes-monitor
Finds RSS and/or Atom links on a page and inserts feed subscription links for use by aggregators.
https://greasyfork.org/scripts/6261-rss-atom-feed-subscribe-button-generator
Show All RSS Of The Site (If Any).
Member of RSS Task Force
