blogwatcher

You can track RSS and Atom feed updates by installing blogwatcher-cli to scan feeds, manage subscriptions, and store feed data locally. It provides automatic feed discovery and read/unread tracking for timely awareness of new posts.

Yes, you can import OPML files to handle large subscriptions efficiently. OPML import allows you to bulk manage many RSS and Atom feeds, streamlining the subscription process for extensive feed lists.

To monitor blogs without an RSS feed, you can use the HTML scraping fallback feature. This automatically tracks new posts by scraping the blog homepage when a standard feed is unavailable.

You manage read and unread states by running blogwatcher-cli to scan your feeds. It tracks read/unread status and maintains a lightweight history to surface new content during your editorial workflows.

Yes, installing blogwatcher-cli is required. The local command-line tool handles feed discovery, OPML imports, HTML scraping fallback, and stores your feed data locally for personal knowledge curation.

Local feed data storage is required for research monitoring workflows. The tool stores feed data locally to maintain read/unread tracking and lightweight history, ensuring timely awareness of updates.