blogwatcher

To monitor RSS feeds automatically, you can add your blogs to the watcher and run a scan to surface new articles. It continuously tracks updates from subscribed feeds and supports automatic feed discovery.

Yes, you can import RSS subscriptions from an OPML file. The watcher supports OPML imports to easily migrate and aggregate your existing blog subscription list into the monitoring system.

When a blog lacks an RSS or Atom feed, the watcher uses an HTML scraping fallback to track updates. This ensures you can still monitor websites that do not publish standard syndication feeds.

Yes, you need to install the blogwatcher-cli tool to track blog updates. The system uses this command-line interface to scan feeds, discover new articles, and manage read status.

You can organize and filter unread articles by using the read and unread management features. This allows you to categorize articles and scan for new posts by read status or category.

Yes, you can configure storage settings and defaults for your feed monitoring system using environment variables. This allows you to customize how tracked articles and subscription data are saved.