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Pictured above: RSS Feed Reader @feederco
Step 1: Get it here: chromewebstore.google.com/de…
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I've been a @feederco paid user for about 3 years, and (aside from all its usual utility!) it really paid for itself today when a 'Blog' didn't have a proper RSS feed; you can create a 'custom' RSS feed by visually selecting elements from a page you want to follow! Awesome!
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Love my #inboxzero with feeder.co - I stay organized and informed - whether I’m following video, podcast, websites, or blog articles.
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Replying to @TeslaBoomerMama
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Thank you!
And I'm using Feeder.co to instantly update me when there is a TSLA filing. It is a chrome extension.
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I use a Chrome extension by feeder.co. It works for just about every comic I read - even stuff that's hosted on Tumblr. My RSS feed comprises almost 100 comics. It's an absolute life-saver.
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Pra todos os saudosos do Google Reader (eu também sinto saudades): há um monte de alternativas
Uma das mais polidas e sofisticadas é o Feeder (a versão gratuita tem limite de 10 fontes)
feeder.co/
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Replying to @molly0xFFF
Just found out about Feeder and I think I'm in love feeder.co/
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Replying to @patrickdebois
Yep. I use @feederco and also have the chrome extension in my bookmarks bar so I can quickly see updates across all the blogs I follow in one pop up. Love it!
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Welcome, newcomers! Who has tried @feederco ? @OVHcloud_UK
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最近記事を書いたり真面目にビジネスのことを考えたりすることが多いからいろんな記事やブログ、ニュースサイトをRSS Feed登録しているんだけど、
feeder.co の RSS Feed Readerの拡張機能便利
chrome.google.com/webstore/d…
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->This<- close to ditching social media and instead using @feederco to follow my favorite blogs. I miss blogs.
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・TweetDeckのリスト
・feeder.coを使用した独自のRSS
・なぜか㊙️情報を持ってるWPTAの方々
#マシュマロを投げ合おう
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if you have no idea how RSS even works, you're not alone, bc i had no idea either, but it's actually not that complicated. what you need is an app/service that allows you to form your own RSS feed, in my case feeder.co turned out to be the most simple and convenient






















