blogwatcher

To track RSS and Atom feeds for new articles, you can add your blogs, scan for updates, and list unread posts. It monitors feed changes and supports HTML scraping fallback when feeds are incomplete.

Yes, you can import subscriptions from OPML files to manage your library. This allows you to add multiple blogs at once and organize them with category filtering for your reading workflows.

Feed tracking uses HTML scraping as a fallback when RSS or Atom discovery fails. This ensures you can still monitor blogs for new articles even if they lack a standard syndication feed.

Managing a shared reading list involves importing subscriptions via OPML, scanning feeds on a schedule, and filtering unread articles by category. SQLite-backed persistence tracks read status changes across the collection.

Feed tracking requires SQLite-backed persistence to store article data and manage read status changes. This local database maintains your reading workflow history and unread counts across scanning sessions.

After scanning feeds, you can filter unread articles by blog or category using command-line controls. These controls let you list, mark read, or mark unread posts matching specific topics in your collection.