RSS Feeds

Bing RSS feeds

Generate and subscribe to RSS feeds that allow you track the results of any search term across the Microsoft search engine, Bing.

1. Navigate to bing.com.
2. Type in any search term in the search box.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

1. Navigate to bing.com.
2. Click on "Images" at the top, which takes you to a URL that looks similar to bing.com/images.
3. Type in any search term in the search box.
4. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
5. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
6. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Bluesky RSS feeds

Bluesky offers its own RSS feeds, but we also offer an improved version of them, with the following benefits:

• Embedded links in the feed (Blusky's feeds dont appear to have them)
• Includes post images
• Replies shown in context
• More post metadata included

1. Go to any user's profile on a Bluesky instance (e.g. bsky.app/profile/jay.bsky.team).
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Instead of using Open RSS Bluesky RSS feeds, you can use Bluesky's RSS feeds directly. To get a user's profile feed:

1. Navigate to any user's profile on any Bluesky instance (e.g. bsky.app/profile/jay.bsky.team).
2. Right click to inspect the HTML on the page.
3. Find the <link> tag with the application/rss+xml identifier.
4. Copy the RSS feed URL in the href value of the <link> tag. It should look similar to https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:oky5czdrnfjpqslsw2a5iclo/rss.
5. Paste the copied value in a new tab in your web browser.
6. Navigate to the URL, which should show the RSS feed.
7. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Discuit RSS feeds

Open RSS provides RSS feeds for everything on the community forum, Discuit.

1. Go to any user's page on (e.g. discuit.net/@previnder).
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

1. Go to discuit.net.
2. Click on a community (e.g. discuit.net/AskDiscuit).
3. Optionally click on any post filters (e.g. New, Day, Week, Month, Year, etc).
4. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
5. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
6. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

1. Go to the discuit.net home page.
2. Optionally click on any post filters (e.g. New, Day, Week, Month, Year, etc).
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

1. Go to discuit.net.
2. Click on any post (e.g. discuit.net/Discuit/post/j_1r3STh).
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

1. Go to discuit.net.
2. Click on any Communities to view a list of new communities (e.g. discuit.net/communities).
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

eBay RSS feeds

When eBay got rid of its RSS feeds, not only did users express concerns on popular forums like Reddit, but even on eBay's own forums. Fortunately, we've succeeded at making eBay RSS feeds available again, so you can get updates on new listings back into your RSS reader. The feeds include support for eBay listings by search term and high-level site categories, can be generated for multiple eBay domains, and include the full-text of the listing, so you don't have to leave your RSS reader.

Get an RSS feed of new eBay listings posted that match a search term.

1. Go to ebay.com.
2. Type any search term in the big search bar at the top to load a page with the listing results.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Use the following to get an RSS feed for listings under a specific category on the eBay website.

1. Go to ebay.com.
2. Click on any section.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

RSS feeds for many of eBay's domains are supported including the following:

• ebay.com
• ebay.co.uk
• ebay.de
• ebay.ca

Support may have expanded by the time you read this. But if there's an eBay domain you'd like an RSS feed for that isn't yet supported, drop us a line. Adding support for new domains should be relatively quick.

Craigslist RSS feeds

Craigslist once offered RSS feeds, but have since removed them, even despite users requesting that they be restored. They even removed all discussions about "RSS" from their feedback forum 😳. But don't worry, you can still continue to keep up with Craigslist postings from within your RSS reader using Open RSS feeds that also come with a few added benefits.

• Supports feeds for postings in any Craigslist section
• Feeds filtered to postings that match a search term
• Feeds for edits made to an individual Craigslist posting

Get an RSS feed to follow any posting listed in a specific section with the following steps.

1. Go to craigslist.org.
2. Click on any section.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Steps below will get you an RSS feed that contains any new postings on the site that contain a specific search term.

1. Go to craigslist.org.
2. Click on any section.
3. Perform a search by typing a search term in the search bar.
4. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
5. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
6. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Get an RSS feed for postings that match any search term across the Craigslist site.

1. Go to craigslist.org homepage.
2. Perform a search by typing a search term in the search bar.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Once you've found a Craigslist posting you're interested in, you can generate an RSS feed that tracks updates made to its content. Below is an example of how an item looks in the feed when a post is updated.

1. Go to any individual listing on craigslist.org.
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

GitHub RSS feeds

Stay up to date with the latest activity across repositories on GitHub using Open RSS feeds. Dive in below to see how you can get an RSS feed for issues, pull requests, discussions, releases, comments in individual threads, and more.

1. Go to any issues listing page on a GitHub repository (e.g. https://github.com/octokit/octokit.rb/issues).
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

1. Go to any issue on a GitHub repository (e.g. github.com/octokit/octokit.rb/issues/211).
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

1. Go to any pull requests listing page on a GitHub repository (e.g. github.com/octokit/octokit.rb/pulls).
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL in your browser bar.
3. Navigate your browser to the updated URL to load the RSS feed.
4. Subscribe to the RSS feed by adding it to your RSS reader.

1. Go to any pull request on a GitHub repository (e.g. github.com/octokit/octokit.rb/pull/860).
2. While on the page pull request page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL in your browser bar.
3. Navigate your browser to the updated URL to load the RSS feed.
4. Subscribe to the RSS feed by adding it to your RSS reader.

RSS feeds for a repository's Discussions are available. You can get one by doing the following:

1. Go to any GitHub repository (e.g. github.com/octokit/octokit.rb).
2. Click on the "Discussions" at the top which will take you to the Discussions page (e.g. github.com/octokit/octokit.rb/discussions). If there is no "Discussions" option in the navigation at the top, the repository hasn't yet enabled Discussions.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Get an RSS feed for a GitHub organization's Discussions by doing the following:

1. Go to any organization's GitHub page (e.g. github.com/orgs/community).
2. Click on the "Discussions" at the top which will take you the organization's Discussion page (e.g. github.com/orgs/community/discussions). If there is no "Discussions" option in the navigation at the top, the repository hasn't yet enabled Discussions.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Subscribe to a live RSS feed of all commits as they're pushed to the master, main, or any other branch on a repository.

1. Go to any GitHub repository (e.g. github.com/octokit/octokit.rb).
2. Click "Branches" to see a listing of all branches on the repository.
3. Click on a single branch from the list, which will update the URL to something similar to github.com/octokit/octokit.rb/tree/main.
4. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
5. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
6. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Get an RSS feed of all new forks created from a GitHub repository.

1. Go to any GitHub repository (e.g. github.com/octokit/octokit.rb).
2. Click on "Forks". GitHub will redirect you to the page to create a fork. Ignore this.
3. While on the "Create a new Fork" page, click on the "View existing forks" link, which will take you to a URL that looks similar to github.com/octokit/octokit.rb/forks.
4. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
5. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
6. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Get an RSS feed of all new tags pushed to a GitHub repository.

1. Go to any GitHub repository (e.g. github.com/octokit/octokit.rb).
2. Click on "Tags" to go to the repository's Tag page (e.g github.com/octokit/octokit.rb/tags).
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Get an RSS feed of users who star a repository.

1. Go to any GitHub repository (e.g. github.com/octokit/octokit.rb).
2. Click on the "Stars" tab to go to the repository's Stargazers page (e.g github.com/octokit/octokit.rb/stargazers).
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

1. Go to any user's Gists (e.g. gist.github.com/ashtom).
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

1. Go to any user's Gist (e.g. gist.github.com/ashtom).
2. Click on any single Gist listed on the page which will update the URL to something similar to gist.github.com/ashtom/1cd9602b122082827b38eb79d605ca1a.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Get an RSS feed of all new releases made to a GitHub repository.

1. Go to any GitHub repository (e.g. github.com/octokit/octokit.rb).
2. Click on "Releases" to go to the repository's Releases page (e.g github.com/octokit/octokit.rb/releases).
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

1. Go to any file inside of repository on GitHub (e.g. github.com/octokit/octokit.rb/commits/main/CONTRIBUTING.md).
2. Click on "History" to view the file's history of commits.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Get an RSS feed for a user's activity across GitHub.

1. Go to any user's page on GitHub (e.g. github.com/ashtom)
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

JustWatch RSS feeds

1. First, go to justwatch.com or navigate to any section on the website.
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

The number of filters available on the JustWatch website is quite extensive. You can sort and filter titles by genre, price, rating, release year, and more. But having a single RSS feed for everything on the site can clutter your RSS reader, and you'll end up scrolling through a lot of titles that you may not be interested in. Instead, you can grab a JustWatch RSS feed after applying filters on the website in three simple steps.

1. Go to justwatch.com.
2. Use the filters to narrow down your results.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

This will generate an RSS feed using the filtered results. For example, here's how you would get an RSS feed for all recent movies in the Musical genre that have been released in the past year.

When viewing the JustWatch website, movies and TV shows aren't shown in order of their release dates by default. At the time of this writing, there's currently no way to sort or filter titles by their release day. Instead, titles are shown in the order JustWatch decides to publish them. So RSS feeds for these pages will reflect this same random ordering. However, as a small workaround, you can try narrowing down titles by the year they were released by filtering by "Release year" before generating the feed, as shown below.

You can obtain an RSS feed after applying provider filters. This comes in handy if you want only movies or TV shows on a specific streaming service (provider) like Netflix-only, Hulu-only. You can also do combinations of providers. To get a provider-filtered RSS feed, follow the instructions below.

1. Navigate to justwatch.com.
2. Use the navigation bar at the top to click on a section ("Popular", "New", or "Sports") section (e.g. justwatch.com/us)
3. Optionally click on "Movies" or "TV Shows" (e.g. justwatch.com/us/movies) if you want to only see results from either.
4. Select any provider from the menu (e.g. Hulu, Crunchyroll, etc) to filter the results by provider.
5. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
6. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
7. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

JustWatch has a collection of curated lists that may be of interest. You can get an RSS feed for those as well with the instructions below.

1. Navigate to justwatch.com.
2. Click on "Lists" in the top navigation bar, which will take you to the justwatch.com/us/lists/public-lists page.
3. Click on one of the Public lists, which should take you to a URL that looks something like justwatch.com/us/lists/public-lists?list_id=tl-tu-58f189f4-32a7-419f-9fdb-b4fb4c1aa057
4. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
5. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
6. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

If you'd like to get updated on all seasons of a TV show, you can get an all-encompassing RSS feed by:

1. Navigate to justwatch.com.
2. Use the navigation bar at the top to click on a section ("Popular", "New", or "Sports") section (e.g. justwatch.com/us)
3. Click on "TV Shows" (e.g. justwatch.com/us/tv-shows).
4. Click to a specific TV show in the listing (e.g. justwatch.com/us/tv-show/parks-and-recreation)
5. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
6. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
7. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

JustWatch has different sites for 60 countries depending on where you're located. We support most of them. But if there is any site isn't supported, please contact us and we'll get it added for you.

Kickstarter RSS feeds

Get an RSS feed of the latest Kickstarter projects based on a search term.

1. Go to kickstarter.com.
2. Type in any search term and navigte to the results.
3. Optionally filter the results to your liking (only sorting by "Newest" is supported).
4. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
5. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
6. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Lemmy RSS feeds

Lemmy has it's own RSS feeds, and we encourage you to use them. But if you want a few more features you can use Lemmy RSS feeds provided by Open RSS, which provide the following benefits.

• User profile feeds
• Local, All, Community, and Federated Timeline feeds
• Feeds for a search term
• Get a feed for all comments in a single Lemmy thread
• See the the context of a reply that a Lemmy comment replies to
• All links are scoped to the instance for which the RSS feed has been generated

Lemmy already has RSS feeds for User Profiles RSS feeds that you can get with

1. First, go to any page on an Lemmy instance.
2. Click on any user to go to that user's profile.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Get an RSS feed for all posts within a Lemmy community by navigating to the community's web page and adding openrss.org/ to the beginning of the URL in your browser bar.

1. First, go to any page on an Lemmy instance.
2. Click on any user to go to that user's profile.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

For instance, the RSS feed for the Linux community on lemmy.ml is below.

You can also get an RSS feed for any comments on a post within a community by navigating to any post and adding openrss.org/ to the beginning of the browser bar. As an example, the RSS feed for the Beehaw post at beehaw.org/post/494131 is shown below.

It's possible to get an RSS feed for Local and Federated ("All") timelines on any Lemmy instance as well. They can be sorted by Hot for the hottest posts, Active for the most active posts, or New for a real-time feed of posts as soon as they're created.

1. First, go to any page on an Lemmy instance.
2. Click on any user to go to that user's profile.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

For instance, navigating to the Local timeline on the programming.dev Lemmy instance and adding openrss.org in the front of the URL in your browser bar would give you the following RSS feed URL.

An RSS feed can be generated for Federated ("All") timelines on any Lemmy instance. They can be sorted by Hot for the hottest posts, Active for the most active posts, or New for a real-time feed of posts as soon as they're created.

1. First, go to any page on an Lemmy instance.
2. Click on any user to go to that user's profile.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

For instance, navigating to the Federated timeline on the programming.dev Lemmy instance and adding openrss.org in the front of the URL in your browser bar would give you the following RSS feed URL.

1. First, go to any page on an Lemmy instance.
2. Click on any user to go to that user's profile.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Locals RSS feeds

Get an RSS feed of a user's articles on Locals.

1. Navigate to a user's subdomain (e.g. rubinreport.locals.com/landing/article).
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Mastodon RSS feeds

Although an RSS feed can already be obtained for Mastodon instances, Open RSS offers alternative RSS feeds for Mastodon with some added improvements.

• Supports All, Local, and Federated timelines including hashtags
• All links are localized to a single instance
• Replies and boosts can be filtered out
• Includes replied-to posts in context
• Doesn't require creating an account or logging in

Get an RSS feed of the posts and comments of a user on any supported Mastodon instance.

1. Navigate to any user's page on a Mastodon instance.
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

For example, the RSS feed for @Mastodon is at the URL shown below.

RSS feeds for home, local, and federated timelines on an instance are supported. For example, here are the RSS feeds for the mastodon.social instance.

Get an RSS feed for posts that contain a specific hashtag.

1. Navigate to any Mastodon instance (e.g. mastodon.art).
2. Click on a hashtag in any post to go to a hashtag result page (e.g. mastodon.art/tags/photography).
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

After subscribing to a user's Mastodon RSS feed, instead of just seeing only that user's post, you'll also see the post they've replied to. For example, if you were to subscribe to the RSS feed for @alice's timeline, you'd see the post @alice has replied to first, then her reply below that, as shown below.

Following a user with RSS feeds keeps you updated with their posts, but knowing when the user has boosted another post is helpful as well. So each boosted post appears in the feed as a separate item. They're also prefixed with "Boosted:" to easily filter them out if needed.

There are many different Mastodon instances. We've supported RSS feeds for the instances we know about. You can verify if an RSS feed is available for an instance by typing its domain name in the search bar on the home page. If there's an RSS feed you'd like for an instance that we don't yet support, let us know, and we'll get it added.

Using Mastodon RSS feeds allows you to keep up with the content from any user on an instance without actually following the user or even logging in, so you can still browse Mastodon while sustaining your level of privacy. But this privacy respect goes both ways. So if a Mastodon user makes their posts private, we respect their wishes and don't include that content in the RSS feeds.

Medium RSS feeds

Get an RSS feed for all of a user's posts on Medium.

1. Go to medium.com.
2. Navigate to any user's profile (e.g. medium.com/@ev) or the user's subdomain (e.g. ev.medium.com).
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Meetup RSS feeds

Meetup.com is a great place to find all the latest events in your area. But you have to constantly check the site to know when new events are posted, which can be rather time-consuming. But with Meetup RSS feeds, you can get updates on any new events in your area without ever leaving your RSS reader. On this page, you'll learn how to easily generate Meetup RSS feeds for any area, like for events in New York below.

Get an RSS feed for Meetup events in a specific area.

1. Navigate to meetup.com.
2. Use the search bar at the top to search for events in a location, which will show you a list of results.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Use the instructions below if you'd like an RSS feed that will notify you when new Meetup Groups are created in your area.

1. Navigate to meetup.com.
2. Use the search bar at the top to enter a search term for the group and a location to load the results page.
3. Click on the "Groups" tab to show all new groups.
4. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
5. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
6. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Once you've identified a Meetup group you're interested in, you can generate an RSS feed for all Meetup events posted by that particular group.

1. Navigate to any Meetup groups web page (e.g. meetup.com/agile-new-york/events/302759570).
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

PocketCasts RSS feeds

While the PocketCasts app already has a way to subscribe to podcasts, Open RSS feeds let you add your PocketCasts subscription to any RSS reader, so you can have all of your RSS feeds in the same app.

1. Login to the Web Player at play.pocketcasts.com.
2. Search for any podcast using the search box.
3. Click on the podcast in the results to go to its landing page.
4. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
5. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
6. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Reddit RSS feeds

Open RSS feeds are available for many different areas on Reddit and offers unique benefits when compared to Reddit's own RSS feeds.

• Full content in all feeds
• Includes images
• Supports old.reddit.com links
• Individual feeds for comments made in a Reddit post
• Feeds filtered by a Reddit search term

1. Navigate to any subreddit on reddit.com (e.g. reddit.com/r/modhelp).
2. Optionally apply any filters by sorting by Rising, Hot or Top (defaults to New)
3. Optionally apply frequency by sort by dropdown to Now, Today, This Week This Month, This Year or All Time.
4. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
5. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
6. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

1. Navigate to any subreddit on old.reddit.com (e.g. old.reddit.com/r/modhelp).
2. Due to Reddit not providing a link on its site, you'll need to manually add /comments to the end of the URL in your browser location bar (e.g. old.reddit.com/r/modhelp/comments)
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

An RSS feed can be generated for a user's comments and posts.

1. Navigate to any Reddit user's page reddit.com (e.g. reddit.com/user/spez).
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

An RSS feed can be generated for all comments on an individual Reddit post.

1. Navigate to any Reddit post on reddit.com (e.g. reddit.com/r/redditsecurity/comments/d6l41l/an_update_on_content_manipulation_and_an_upcoming/).
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

RSS feed for any search term across the entire Reddit platform can be generated with the following.

1. Navigate to reddit.com.
2. Type in any search term in the search box.
3. Optionally, check "limit my search to" to limit the search results to a specific subreddit.
4. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
5. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
6. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

If you'd prefer to use old.reddit.com, all RSS feeds above come with an alternative version that will ensure all links go to old.reddit.com instead of reddit.com. Just use old.reddit.com instead of reddit.com in the feed URL.

If you'd prefer to use RSS feeds directly from Reddit instead of through Open RSS, you can do so using the instructions outlined below.

1. Navigate to any subreddit or post on reddit.com
2. In your browser location bar, add .rss (or .atom) to the end of the URL (e.g. reddit.com/r/redditsecurity.rss)
3. Navigate to the updated URL to load the RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

You can get an RSS feed that tracks all Reddit posts that link to any website.

1. In your browser location bar navigate to  reddit.com/domain/ followed by the website (e.g. reddit.com/domain/geeksforgeeks.org).
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Rumble RSS feeds

Follow all your favorite creators on Rumble using RSS feeds with all tracking links removed and that include Livestream support.

Get an RSS feed for any Rumble creator.

1. Navigate to any creator's page on rumble.com.
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

1. Navigate to any creator's page on rumble.com.
2. Click on the "Livestream" tab.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Generate an RSS feed for Rumble's Editors Picks in chronological order.

1. Navigate to rumble.com.
2. Click on "Editor's Picks" in the sidebar.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Substack RSS feeds

Although Substack offers its own RSS feeds, Open RSS feeds give you a few more options, which include:

• User's Notes and replies
• Restacks
• In-context replies made to Restacks and Notes
• Supports feeds at Substack user's subdomain

Get an RSS feed for any Substack user that includes their notes, comments, and restacks.

1. Go to any Substack user's profile (e.g. substack.com/@cb).
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

You may want to subscribe to a Substack user (e.g. substack.com/@cb) using their custom subdomain (e.g. cb.substack.com/feed). These are helpful in cases where, if the user ever moves off of Substack, in favor of their own custom domain, the feed URL won't need to be updated in your RSS reader. You can get a Substack subdomain feed with the following steps.

1. Go to any Substack user's profile using its custom subdomain (e.g. cb.substack.com).
2. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Substack offers its own RSS feeds for user's—it just takes a little more manual work.

1. Go to any user's Substack profile (e.g. substack.com/@cb).
2. Modify the user's ID in the URL of your browser bar and move it to the beginning of substack.com and add /feed to the end of it (e.g. cb.substack.com/feed)
3. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
4. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

TikTok RSS feeds

Hmm... do we offer TikTok feeds? 🤔
We've been down in the weeds.
Working a lot on these Tiktok feeds.

But we still can't tell,
They may not work well.

They're here today
Then they're gone like the wind
And before we can fix them,
They just start working again. 🤷

They can be super fast
Then out of nowhere go so slow
But maybe give them a try
And if you see something useful,
let us know?

1. Go to Tiktok to a profile you've found.
2. Add openrss.org/ and press the Enter key down.
3. Subscribe to the RSS feed to test.
4. Cross your fingers and hope for the best 🙏.

Twitch RSS feeds

1. Go to any user's channel on twitch.com.
2. Click on the "Videos" tab.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

There's an RSS feed for the Twitch blog, too.

YouTube RSS feeds

YouTube already offers RSS feeds, but they're pretty limiting and Google can see which videos you're watching when you use them (if you care). So we've implemented our own alternative version of the feeds with a few added improvements.

• Shorts are automatically excluded (but available in a separate feed)
• Embedded tracking links are removed
• Feeds for YouTube searches are supported
• Upcoming/Premiere content can be easily filtered out

YouTube already offers an RSS feed for channels, but they can be difficult to find on the YouTube website and also include Shorts. If you're looking for an easy-to-use, privacy-focused RSS feed for a user's channel that doesn't include shorts, here's how to get one.

1. Go to any user's channel page on youtube.com.
2. Click on the "Videos" tab.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

Instead of uploading an actual video, sometimes YouTube creators will start a YouTube Premiere, which is just a placeholder for the video that hasn't yet been uploaded. They're usually tagged with the word "Upcoming" on the YouTube website and will appear in Open RSS YouTube feeds by default. But we've prefixed these items in the feed with UPCOMING: which allows you to filter them out in your RSS reader if necessary.

By design, the YouTube video feeds mentioned above won't contain shorts. If you'd like a feed of only a YouTube user's Shorts, here's how to get it.

1. Go to any user's page on youtube.com.
2. Click on the "Shorts" section.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

You can get an Open RSS feed of items that match any search term across YouTube with the following steps.

1. Go to youtube.com.
2. Perform a search by typing a search term in the search field.
3. While on the page, add openrss.org/ at the beginning of the URL of the page in your browser bar.
4. Navigate to the updated URL to generate the Open RSS feed.
5. Add the RSS feed to your RSS reader.

To preserve resources and keep the experience great for everyone, using Open RSS YouTube feeds do have some limitations.

• To avoid overloading YouTube's servers, feeds are not always updated with new content in real-time, so they shouldn't be relied on for time-sensitive tasks or used as a replacement for real-time notifications.
• The content in YouTube RSS feeds is restricted to only the most recently uploaded content and do not show old content in a user's history.
• The content in a feed will only update if the feed is in use.

You can learn more about the frequency at which RSS feeds update with new content in our How Open RSS feeds work guide.

Even though Open RSS provides more enhanced YouTube RSS feeds, you can always get an RSS feed for a channel directly from the YouTube website if you'd like. They're just hidden, so they're a little harder to find.

To get a channel's RSS feed from YouTube directly:

1. Go to any user's channel page on youtube.com.
2. Right click to inspect the HTML on the page.
3. Find the <link> tag with the application/rss+xml identifier.
4. Copy the href value of the <link> tag, which is the RSS Feed URL. The beginning of it should look similar to https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id= .
5. Paste the copied href value in a new tab in your web browser.
6. Click Go or Enter to navigate to the URL.

To avoid having to do these steps for every YouTube RSS feed, there are a number of browser extensions you can install that will auto-detect YouTube's RSS feeds and do these steps automatically for you while on the website.