Category: InoReader
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inoreader: Convert Almost Any Webpage Into RSS Feed With Inoreader’s Web Feeds
So, you wanted to follow this nice website for new content, but it doesn’t have an RSS feed yet? Don’t worry, because Inoreader got you covered, again!Introducing Web feedsWhenever you see a web page with a series of updates, be it news articles, blog posts, classifieds, product updates, wea…
https://blog.inoreader.com/2020/04/convert-almost-any-webpage-into-rss-feed-with-inoreaders-web-feeds.html -
using Inoreader within Google Chrome – getting Chrome to assist subscribing to a feed using your favourite feed reader
I only had to add another entry / line to “Manage / RSS Subscription options”:
- URL: https://www.inoreader.com/feed/%s; description: Inoreader
The %s does the proper rewriting for critical characters itself.
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quick publishing a web page to your WordPress blog using “Press This”
There is the “bookmarklet” (Javascript code) on “Dashboard / Settings / Writing”, and there is the PHP code at wp-admin/press-this.php of your installation.
- http://codex.wordpress.org/Press_This
- http://codex.wordpress.org/Press_This#Usage !!! (CGI form parameters etc, selecting content, …)
- http://codex.wordpress.org/Press_This#Technical_Note !!!
- http://codex.wordpress.org/Press_This#Technical_Note_2 !!!
- http://wordpress.org/plugins/press-this-reloaded/ : “Press This Reloaded”, the alternative
CGI form arameters:
- u = URL
- t = title
- s = selection
- i = image
AddThis also makes use of this. AddThis can pass this: URL, TITLE, CONTENT, SOURCE.
I really like to create a blog article from a Google Reader resp. InoReader RSS feed article “preview”. And I really like, how much rich content gets passed to an article on a Blogger blog via “Send to / Blogger”. I don’t manage to create a WP blog article with a lot of content from the article preview, not even from a selection thereof.
This is true for the standard use of Press This and seleced content:
There is a magic boundary with the amount of text you can select and passed to the new article. If you pass that boundary, you end up with only the “URLed title”.
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InoReader is the best Google Reader replacement I came across
It resembles Google Reader really, really a lot.
- InoReader.com
- InoReader.com/forum
- the RSS Subscription Extension (by Google) (a Chrome / Chromium browser extension) lets you add a subscription to your InoReader
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a few remarks Google Reader and its competitors
Google will shut down Google Reader on 2013-07-01.
I like(d) Firefox Sage a lot, but it does not synchronise between my various devices, so I really only consider web-based feed readers.
Competing web-based feed readers:- InoReader.com – looks best to me (I selected InoReader as my GR replacement); InoReader.com/forum
- feedly.com – at least one organisational level; comes for free w/o any restrictions
- NewsBlur.com – at least one organisational level; looks rather nice as well
- theoldreader – no organisational level at all
- netvibes.com – at least one organisational level; looks really great; free version has noticeable restrictions
www.google.com/reader/about : alternativeto.net/software/google-readerBut none of them is yet as nice as Google Reader:
- you can send articles from the “overview” to a blog (InoReader can do that as well), …
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