As a present, just in time for the holidays, a new version 1.28.0 of #FreshRSS with a real long list of new features and other improvements 🎁🎄

https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/releases/tag/1.28.0

• Sorting and filtering by date of User modified
• Sorting by article length
• Advanced search form
• Overview of dates with most unread articles
• Share feed visibility through API (implemented by e.g. #capyreader)
• Transitions UI and jumps ⏭ between groups of articles
• And more!

#RSS

As a present, just in time for the holidays, a new version 1.28.0 of #FreshRSS with a real long list of new features and other improvements 🎁🎄

https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/releases/tag/1.28.0

• Sorting and filtering by date of User modified
• Sorting by article length
• Advanced search form
• Overview of dates with most unread articles
• Share feed visibility through API (implemented by e.g. #capyreader)
• Transitions UI and jumps ⏭ between groups of articles
• And more!

#RSS

🗞️ Marre des sites sans flux RSS ? J'ai la solution pour vous !

J'ai déployé l'instance publique Blabla Linux pour transformer presque n'importe quelle page web (même un profil Mastodon !) en flux RSS.

C'est 100 % libre et je vous explique comment l'intégrer en 1 clic à mon instance FreshRSS : 👉 https://wiki.blablalinux.be/fr/rsshub-flux-universel

#rsshub #freshrss #flux #autohebergement #logiciellibre

Do you know this situation when you have marked some articles as read or removed their star, maybe by accident, and would like to find them again or undo your actions?
Well now in #FreshRSS (rolling release `edge`), it is possible to sort articles on the last user modification. There is even a new search operator, for instance `userdate:PT1H` for showing only the user actions of the past hour.
And yes, this also works when actions were performed from a mobile app.

Do you know this situation when you have marked some articles as read or removed their star, maybe by accident, and would like to find them again or undo your actions?
Well now in #FreshRSS (rolling release `edge`), it is possible to sort articles on the last user modification. There is even a new search operator, for instance `userdate:PT1H` for showing only the user actions of the past hour.
And yes, this also works when actions were performed from a mobile app.

🗞️ Marre des sites sans flux RSS ? J'ai la solution pour vous !

J'ai déployé l'instance publique Blabla Linux pour transformer presque n'importe quelle page web (même un profil Mastodon !) en flux RSS.

C'est 100 % libre et je vous explique comment l'intégrer en 1 clic à mon instance FreshRSS : 👉 https://wiki.blablalinux.be/fr/rsshub-flux-universel

#rsshub #freshrss #flux #autohebergement #logiciellibre

@ivana Yes. It's not working when I try it in #FreshRSS but it works ok with other feed readers like the built-in feed reader inside @Vivaldi so I guess it's a limitation with FreshRSS indeed.

Anyway, great article!

Ça me saoul un peu là, je n'arrive pas à comprendre pourquoi les favicons ne s'affichent pas dans #Freshrss (paquet #Yunohost) en passant par l'API.
#ReadYou comme #ReaDrops, même combat.
Les droits sur les fichiers sont pourtant bons...
#RSS #AutoHebergement #SelfHosting

Do you receive many typically unwanted articles in your #FreshRSS? One approach is to automatically mark some of this noise as read based on filters. But a softer alternative – especially if you are afraid of missing something – is to construct a search like `intitle:Promotion OR intitle:/\biOS\b/ OR intitle:🔥` (you get the idea and yes, regex is supported), save it as a *User query* and quickly scroll through the results before marking everything as read and enjoying the rest

Do you receive many typically unwanted articles in your #FreshRSS? One approach is to automatically mark some of this noise as read based on filters. But a softer alternative – especially if you are afraid of missing something – is to construct a search like `intitle:Promotion OR intitle:/\biOS\b/ OR intitle:🔥` (you get the idea and yes, regex is supported), save it as a *User query* and quickly scroll through the results before marking everything as read and enjoying the rest

In the rolling release (edge) of #FreshRSS, a new little feature has landed: a quick overview of dates with most unread articles.
Convenient if you, like me, process most of your news every day but sometimes skip some days and would like to come back to them.
P.S. If you like those small technology peeks here on the Fediverse, there will be some more 🙂

In the rolling release (edge) of #FreshRSS, a new little feature has landed: a quick overview of dates with most unread articles.
Convenient if you, like me, process most of your news every day but sometimes skip some days and would like to come back to them.
P.S. If you like those small technology peeks here on the Fediverse, there will be some more 🙂

For those who would like to migrate from #ttrss to #FreshRSS, we can happily help. Not only FreshRSS imports OPML, it also supports additional TT-RSS data such as *marked* (favourites) and *published*.
Examples of export data welcome so we can make sure it works with the latest version.
* FreshRSS supports several databases: SQLite, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MySQL.
* Yes, FreshRSS supports filters and possibilities to republish.
* Good mobile apps.
* We are a welcoming open source community 💚

The more I play with #FreshRSS the better it gets. User queries are saving me so much time it's hard to quantify. For example, if I want to search a particular category for a particular phrase, easy as pie. I can search my Technology category for Zorin Linux. If there's something I don't want to spend time on, that's easy too. I use Android, so I can create a query for iOS and just mark everything read that it finds. Like a topic but not an author or site? You can filter on that too. Love it.

The more I play with #FreshRSS the better it gets. User queries are saving me so much time it's hard to quantify. For example, if I want to search a particular category for a particular phrase, easy as pie. I can search my Technology category for Zorin Linux. If there's something I don't want to spend time on, that's easy too. I use Android, so I can create a query for iOS and just mark everything read that it finds. Like a topic but not an author or site? You can filter on that too. Love it.

I think what I want is to strap an ActivityPub server to freshrss, have it make a bunch of private accounts for each of my RSS subscriptions (and maybe groups for each category? Or just automatically make lists in my mastodon account for each cat?) And then auto follow all those accounts, so I can read all my rss feeds from any of my clients

I think what I want is to strap an ActivityPub server to freshrss, have it make a bunch of private accounts for each of my RSS subscriptions (and maybe groups for each category? Or just automatically make lists in my mastodon account for each cat?) And then auto follow all those accounts, so I can read all my rss feeds from any of my clients

Oh punaise ! Je viens de découvrir un truc qu'il est super pratique.

Je savais qu'on pouvait suivre un compte Mastodon via son flux RSS, avec une adresse du type :

https://instanceURL/@user.rss

Et je me suis demandé si c'était possible de ne suivre que les messages avec média (utile pour les œuvres d'un⋅e artiste). J'ai donc essayé ce type d'URL et ça fonctionne ! 🎉

https://instanceURL/@user/media.rss

#Mastodon #Tip #RSS #RSSfeed #freshRSS