Matt Webb
> Also, instead of just saying `an orange icon`, it might make sense to actually show it. Agreed. Fixed in #16
On formatting RSS feeds: - Here's a guide to using XSLT to make a prettier RSS feed https://lepture.com/en/2019/rss-style-with-xsl - About Feeds should create an XSL file for any site owner...
As as experiment, I've styled the RSS feed on my own blog. Here's how it looks: Some quirks, in no particular order: - the XSLT file has to be served...
> Did you test to see if the XSLT file will be applied if its served from a remote domain using appropriate CORS headers? From what I've read, there's no...
> If you think the image is really needed, maybe a data-URL is the way to go? I think the logo is important: it builds familiarity with a common symbol,...
@philgyford yes, this is tricky. Have a look at the required HTTP headers [further up this thread](https://github.com/genmon/aboutfeeds/issues/8#issuecomment-682516130). It looks like `x-content-type-options: nosniff` is needed. I don't know whether it's possible...
@adactio ok, check out [my blog feed now](http://interconnected.org/home/feed)! It uses inline SVG. XSLT is here: [http://interconnected.org/home/static/styles/pretty-feed-v2.xsl](http://interconnected.org/home/static/styles/pretty-feed-v2.xsl) I've also changed "Recent Posts" -> "Recent Items" because I would like this XSLT...
Ok, thinking about criteria for inclusion... I'm considering the following as a starting point. To be considered for inclusion in the comparison table, a newsreader must: - be actively developed/maintained...
> NetNewsWire on the Mac is able to register itself as the default feed reader so clicking on a link to an RSS feed (at least in Safari) will automatically...
One idea: There's a hurdle in finding the Feed URL for a new user, even where there's a "Feed" link on the page. Could there be a page in which...