Yesterweb FreshRSS Instance!

[yequari]

Hey everyone!

qt3.14 and I have been working on setting up an instance of FreshRSS for the Yesterweb. FreshRSS is a web-based RSS/Atom feed aggregator with a lot of nice features. One of my favorites is the "Subscribe" bookmarklet, which is accessible by going to Subscription Management -> Subscription tools and bookmarking the link it gives you. Then you can click it on any website to make FreshRSS look for a feed and subscribe to it, if one exists. The web interface is mobile-friendly and you can add it to your phone's homescreen!

To get started, make an account at https://rss.yesterweb.org

To get started with some feeds, check out the forum's Smartfeed feature and the Share your RSS feed! thread.

[AuzzieJay]

Yes! This is great! I love FreshRSS. It has some awesome features. Thank you for working on this!

[atKingMSPFA]

Gawd, I've been looking for a good RSS/Atom aggregator for some time! Mega thx!!

[m1k3]

Thanks for hosting this! Much appreciated.

[nikkiana]

Oh wow! This looks great! I've been looking to migrate off of Feedly and this might be the thing...

[nikkiana]

So... I created an account, and then I logged out and I can't seem to log back in, and I'm pretty sure I didn't forget my password in the half an hour I've been playing with it, nor does there seem to be a password reset url? I'm wondering if it's showing any errors on your end?

[Arevakhach]

Incredible work!

[yequari]

So... I created an account, and then I logged out and I can't seem to log back in, and I'm pretty sure I didn't forget my password in the half an hour I've been playing with it, nor does there seem to be a password reset url? I'm wondering if it's showing any errors on your end?

I'm able to log out and log in, so I don't think it's a system issue. Unfortunately, FreshRSS doesn't let users reset their passwords, it must be done by an admin. I'll PM you about it.

[nikkiana]

Now, that I'm logged back in and have imported all my feeds from Feedly (which were originally imported from Google Reader.... a decade ago...),I have to say that the killer features of FreshRSS for me right now is the fact that it makes it super obvious if a feed is broken, AND that there's a way to see which feeds are inactive and haven't been updated in awhile.

I am getting *SO* much clean-up done right now.

[Floris Rietman]

Thank you! I've looked for a long for a option other then Feedly, now there is one!