When I began using computers, there was this thing called RSS.
That allows me to read things from your blog/site, without open it. It was good, because there plenty of implementations, and therefore I can read in multiple platforms and get away with things I don't want but could have on your website like tracking, ads, unwanted pop-ups, the ugly design of your blog and focus on what I (and you should) want on your blog/website:
your content, your message.
Please, have a RSS Feed
Seriously, look how clean and good is this!
(the link: https://revistaopera.com.br/2020/03/19/elon-musk-um-neoconquistador-do-litio-sul-americano)
@eletrotupi qutebrowser and a clean feed!
@eletrotupi Absolutely beautiful setup.
@eletrotupi I wanted to try making an RSS feed that used only client-side JS before realizing that most sites don't send appropriate CORS headers in their responses to allow it. Whoops.
@WhoNeedszZz Although I'm pretty happy with Hugo, this is a great project and I would switch if I'd have the time
@eletrotupi I'm too young to remember RSS, unfortunately, but it sounds nice.
(I tried it once and found it only showed the past 10 articles. Nope.)
@eletrotupi is an Atom feed acceptable or is it too new?
@hellcp It is acceptable, yes
Platforms you can lookup:
- miniflux (for reading in the browser)
- newsboat (for reading in the terminal)