Then find the section of the web page that you want to follow and click on a sample link to train our parser. You can toggle Mobile view to try if it works better. Some sites have optimized mobile versions. Here, you will be presented with a rendering of the web page. Click the Manual Setup tab if that’s the case. You could also want to follow a specific section of the page. There will be cases where our parser will not be able to discover your feed automatically. If you like what you see, you can simply click the “Follow” button of the appropriate list. It will try to find the best series of links automatically and will present you with up to 3 sample feeds. If Inoreader doesn’t discover an RSS feed, you will be presented with a new screen:Ĭlick the button “Create RSS feed” to start our new Web feeds tool.
Paste the URL of the web page in our search bar and press Enter, just like you subscribe to regular RSS feeds via URL. You can then do all the regular good stuff that you do with feeds – group them into folders, read them on the go with offline folders, apply rules and filters. This feed will then be continuously updated, and any new links added to the list will pop up as articles inside Inoreader. Whenever you see a web page with a series of updates, be it news articles, blog posts, classifieds, product updates, weather alerts, practically any series of HTML links, Inoreader should be able to present it as an RSS feed. So, you wanted to follow this nice website for new content, but it doesn’t have an RSS feed yet? Don’t worry, because Inoreader got you covered, again! Introducing Web feeds
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