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support for online feed synchronization via plugins,.

RSS Guard is developed on top of the Qt library and it supports these operating systems:

RSS Guard will never depend on other services – this includes online news aggregators like Feedly, The Old Reader and others. RSS Guard currently supports Czech, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian. It is able to fetch the most known feed formats, including RSS/RDF and ATOM. As a result, you need to manually refresh the feed yourself.RSS Guard is a simple (yet powerful) feed reader. Newsboat isn't configured to auto-refresh the feeds when you launch it. To do this, add the following line to the config file: browser 'path/to/browser %u' 2. For this reason, configuring your preferred default browser is an essential step. While you can read most of an article's content in the terminal, there will be times when you'd want to open an article in a web browser. Here are a few configuration changes that may interest you: 1. After this, depending on what you want to accomplish, modify this file accordingly. If the file is missing, you need to create it. You must save all Newsboat configurations to the config file inside Newsboat's directory structure. However, there are certain modifications it offers, which you can use to improve your experience.

In its default state, Newsboat works just fine. After this, copy this file and move it to the home directory. For this, access your account on the feed reader and export your feed in the OPML format. If you already have a feed with another RSS feed reader, you can import it to Newsboat to save the effort of curating the feed manually.

Hit Ctrl + O to write the changes to the file and save. If you want to add more feeds, copy their URLs and paste them here. When the urls file is open, paste the URL of the feed you copied earlier to this file. If the file isn't present already, create one inside the Newsboat directory and run: sudo nano urls Next, run the following command in a terminal to open the urls file: sudo nano ~ /.newsboat/urls First, copy the RSS feed address of the website you want to add to your Newsboat feed. To create a new feed from scratch, you need to populate the urls file with all your favorite website RSS. Newsboat lets you create your own feed in two ways: you can either create a completely new feed from scratch by adding URLs of your favorite websites or import an existing feed from your previous reader.

Atom feed reader