What i would really love would be a way to create a RSS feed from a site that doesn’t have one at all. A weaver I really like recently moved from blogger to ko-fi, which apparently has zero...
What i would really love would be a way to create a RSS feed from a site that doesn’t have one at all. A weaver I really like recently moved from blogger to ko-fi, which apparently has zero syndication beyond “use our app.”
RSS is a great spec. I built a gizmo of my own ages ago that fetches multiple feeds and stitches them together into one. I built it for podcasts in particular. It has a few extras like regex...
RSS is a great spec. I built a gizmo of my own ages ago that fetches multiple feeds and stitches them together into one. I built it for podcasts in particular. It has a few extras like regex filtering of episodes to include, and a “replay” that walks through old episodes, including them sequentially on a custom schedule so you can start listening to a podcast from the beginning and get caught up at your own pace.
Not linking it here because it’s a creaky PHP app I haven’t updated in a decade, but I still use it daily for my own podcast subscriptions.
What i would really love would be a way to create a RSS feed from a site that doesn’t have one at all. A weaver I really like recently moved from blogger to ko-fi, which apparently has zero syndication beyond “use our app.”
https://morss.it/ may be able to do what you need
Many sites (like Ko-fi) also have an unofficial feed through https://rss-bridge.org/bridge01/
Thank you! I’ll check these out!
RSS is a great spec. I built a gizmo of my own ages ago that fetches multiple feeds and stitches them together into one. I built it for podcasts in particular. It has a few extras like regex filtering of episodes to include, and a “replay” that walks through old episodes, including them sequentially on a custom schedule so you can start listening to a podcast from the beginning and get caught up at your own pace.
Not linking it here because it’s a creaky PHP app I haven’t updated in a decade, but I still use it daily for my own podcast subscriptions.