Any web page
An RSS feed from any web page
For everything not on this list there is the page feed: MicroRSS fetches the page, takes the repeated items you point at with a CSS selector (the cards of a news list, the rows of a changelog) and serves them as a feed it then reads like any other.
Two modes: cards, for a page of repeated linked items, and sections, for one long document split at its headings, such as release notes or a changelog, where each section becomes an entry with its own text.
Create a free account Free for 30 feeds. No card.
What you get
- A feed from a listing page with no RSS: title, link, image and date per item
- A feed from a changelog or release-notes page: one entry per heading, with the section's text
- A preview while you set it up, and the selectors editable later in the feed's settings
- Full articles through the crawler for sites that only list titles
How to add it
- 1 Copy the link
Open the page in your browser and copy its address.
- 2 Paste it into Add Feed
Choose "build one from the page", pick the items with the wizard and check the preview.
- 3 Read
New entries arrive on the feed's schedule. The options below live in the feed's settings, under Source.
Links that work
https://www.awwwards.com/websites/sites_of_the_day/a listing page of cardshttps://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/releasenotes/a release-notes page in sections mode
Questions
- Do I need to know CSS?
- A little. The wizard suggests selectors and shows the matched items live; "article", ".post" or "li.item" is usually all it takes.
- Is this RSS-Bridge?
- No. There is no bridge service in between; MicroRSS fetches the page itself and keeps the configuration in the feed URL.