blogwatcher

You can monitor RSS and Atom feed updates automatically by discovering feeds from blog homepages and tracking new articles without manual checks. This approach supports HTML scraping as a fallback when standard RSS feeds fail.

Yes, you can import OPML files exported from Feedly, Inoreader, or NewsBlur to track your blogs. The tool directly reads OPML files to populate your monitored blog list and start scanning for updates.

If a blog does not have an RSS or Atom feed available, the system falls back to HTML scraping to extract content updates. This ensures you can still monitor blogs that lack standard syndication feeds.

You can track read and unread articles across multiple monitored blogs using the built-in article management feature. It automatically flags new posts as unread and updates their status once you review them.

Yes, automated feed discovery works for finding RSS feeds on blog homepages. The system scans the homepage HTML to locate and subscribe to available RSS or Atom syndication links automatically.

The best way to stay updated with the latest posts from multiple blogs is to centralize their RSS feeds into a single monitoring system. This automates feed discovery, tracks unread articles, and eliminates the need to manually check each site.