Capable feed reader that comes as a browser extensionĪs mentioned, we are discussing a Chrome addon designed to spot any feed a website might be offering and letting you add it to your watchlist with just a mouse click. Another example is Ipernity User Help Central group discussion index.If you always try to be on the leading edge and are in the habit of following a multitude of news outlets so that you keep up with the latest events in the world, in order to pursue your plans in an organized manner, an easy-to-handle feed reader is crucial.įeedbro for Chrome is a browser extension that offers to do just that for you, being capable of keeping in order your news feed so that you get to read its content in a comfortable environment. However, on number of groups the discussion index is the best place to work with. But if you try to add feed from the group front page, you get error because most of the discussions there are closed and option to add new discussions is also restricted on that group. If you add only that discussion to feed reader, it then works. Another limitation is that if the discussions are somehow limited by group administrator(s), then the RSS reader most like give an error.Īs an example I give you one specific discussion that works: Lounge / Salon / Aufenthaltsraum discussion thread at Ipernity General Assembly 2020 group. The RSS feeder can't get into private groups for example. First of all the "source" has to be public and accessible. Every 30 minutes or two hours is usually enough.Ĭhoose wisely! Not all feeds work, and there are several reasons why they don't. It is strongly adviced not to make the RSS readers to check updates too often. For example from clockwheel icon on top tool bar you can reset the checking interwalls.
On the main Feedbro user interface you can also access the overal settings and other useful stuff. If you choose sound, you may get scared at first time, if the sound is set for very loud. "Add Action(s)" like "Desktop notification" and/or "Play sound".
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