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Setting up RSS on windows
| I use the Smart RSS addon for Opera, probably you can find it for other browsers. You just have to copy the link to the XML file and paste it in a dialogue that appears everytime you want to add one.
You can also separate your feeds in various ways.
| QuiteRSS is pretty decent https://quiterss.org/
| Install GNU/Linux.
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Question: what about "Flym"? It can even parse and show the full text from most news sites.
Also on your windows problem: maybe take a look on dynamic bookmarks of Mozilla browsers. There also existed some browser extensions like "live bookmarks". Unfortunately they lack mostly on proper opml support to exchange feed collections accross devices/apps.
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I just downloaded the "Feeder" app from F-droid an I am loving it. I now want to use RSS on my pc, but I only find services that require an account, and I don't like that. The few working open source RSS readers that I have seen require setting up a web server, but I don't see how you would need a server to use RSS. In Feeder, the whole feed just refreshes every time I turn on my phone, why can't this be done on windows?
I need help, I tried RSSOWL, but It does not even open. PLS.