pvergain (framapiaf)
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Force est de constater que les réseaux sociaux n'iront plus qu'en se m💩rdifiant, l'IA ne fait qu'accélérer ça à vitesse grand V. Donc oui ça paraît la solution de retour à un fonctionnement plus réfléchi, choisi, en conscience...
Nous avons le lecteur #rss à base de FreshRSS : https://www.zaclys.com/flux/
Mais aussi les BlogZ avec #writefreely : https://www.zaclys.com/blogz/
(et des sites #wordpress pour les pros)
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Hey #RSS gurus. I'm asking a serious question, and not in the form of a poll.
I self-host #FreshRSS. The whole point should be to click on the thumbnail / summary of an article and then read the full article without leaving the comfort of the feed reader. Right?
Why does the following happen with some feeds (see attachment)?
Instead of working something productive, I have been fighting with #FreshRSS and its #XPath (scraping) feature to make a working #unifi blog #RSS feed.
After some back and forth with documentation and #AI, I finally have a working version.
Still blown away that they have terminated the feeds (especially for the blog site), and glad that 1.20 version has introduced this possibility with no need to depend on other public or #selfhosted services.
The Fulcrum 🏴☠️ ⛓️💥 🛠️
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New release 1.28.1 of #FreshRSS, focussing on bug fixing 🐛, in particular regressions from the feature-rich 1.28.0.
It nevertheless comes with improved performances 🏎️, and a few novelties ✨ especially for #CHATONS:
* Customisable message for closed registrations;
* Username in Apache/Docker access logs.
Full changelog:
https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/releases/tag/1.28.1
Now, there is already a little pipeline of pull requests, which will soon land in our rolling release *edge* so feedback always welcome!
New release 1.28.1 of #FreshRSS, focussing on bug fixing 🐛, in particular regressions from the feature-rich 1.28.0.
It nevertheless comes with improved performances 🏎️, and a few novelties ✨ especially for #CHATONS:
* Customisable message for closed registrations;
* Username in Apache/Docker access logs.
Full changelog:
https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/releases/tag/1.28.1
Now, there is already a little pipeline of pull requests, which will soon land in our rolling release *edge* so feedback always welcome!
Sam Wilson
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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!
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!
It's giveaway season. As a contributor to #FreshRSS, I (Alkarex) am always grateful and motivated by donations, even small ones, so thanks again for those 🎁
But let's not forget giving back, and here are my recent personal donations 🎄
* @internetarchive
* @davidrevoy (Pepper&Carrot)
* @debian
* @eff
* @Framasoft
* @kde
* @krita
* @letsencrypt
* @noybeu
* PHP
* @signalapp
* @TheConversationUS
* Wikipedia
Not everyone might agree with everything in this list but I hope it may motivate some 🙂
Nemoudeis
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🗞️ 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
Bastian Greshake Tzovaras
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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
@Greguti Huh, strange! I've just tried adding my site's feed to my reader (Feeder), and it worked fine. Not sure why it's not working for you. Did you use this link?: https://ivanadaskalovic.com/rss/
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
Taggart
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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
Neil Brown
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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 🙂