blogwatcher

To monitor RSS feeds for new articles automatically, you can use a feed tracking tool that scans your subscriptions and extracts content. This process requires the blogwatcher-cli command-line tool to scan feeds and manage read status.

OPML import is the process of bulk importing RSS feed subscriptions from a feed reader's OPML export file. This allows you to migrate and categorize numerous blog subscriptions into your monitoring system instantly without manual entry.

To track a blog without a visible RSS or Atom feed, the monitoring tool automatically detects feeds on the homepage. If feed access fails entirely, it falls back to HTML scraping to extract the article content directly.

Yes, you need the blogwatcher-cli command-line tool to manage blog tracking and read articles. This command-line dependency handles the backend scanning of feeds and maintains the read or unread status for each article.

The best way to categorize imported blog feeds after an OPML import is to use the article management features within your feed reader. This allows you to organize subscriptions and maintain read or unread status efficiently.