blogwatcher

You can monitor RSS feeds automatically by scanning all subscribed feeds to fetch new articles and filter unread items. This requires the blogwatcher-cli binary to discover feeds and track read/unread status across categories.

Yes, OPML import allows you to quickly subscribe to multiple RSS feeds at once. You can import your existing OPML file to batch-add subscriptions and immediately start monitoring those feeds for updates.

When an RSS or Atom feed is unavailable, the monitor uses an HTML scraping fallback to check for updates. This ensures you can still track blogs that do not publish standard syndication feeds.

Yes, automatic feed discovery detects RSS and Atom feeds directly from blog homepages. You simply provide the site URL, and the tool locates and subscribes to the available feed without manual configuration.

Yes, you need the blogwatcher-cli binary installed to track read and unread articles. This tool handles the underlying feed scanning, article fetching, and status filtering for your subscriptions.

You can filter unread articles by category after scanning your subscribed feeds. The monitoring tool tracks read and unread status, allowing you to sort and view newly fetched content based on your specified topics.