Feedity : Subscribe to Sites that Don’t Offer RSS Feeds

Ever tried to susbcribe to a website but couldn’t because it didn’t offer any RSS feeds? Next time you come across such a website try using Feedity. This handy web app lets you create a fully-functional RSS feed for almost any webpage. Simply copy and paste the web page URL into provided field and click on ‘Preview’ button. In the next step you will be able to preview and if necessary refine the generated feed further. Once you’re satisfied with the results, proceed to ‘Get feed’ to add the new feed to your feedreader. I have tested Feedity by trying to generate an RSS feed for www.drudgereport.com. It worked!

Feedity - Subscribe to Sites that Don't Offer RSS Feeds

Features:

  • Instantly generate RSS feed for any website that does not have them.
  • Advanced refining options that lets you finetune generated feed.
  • Create feeds to monitor changes in certain page blogs.
  • No registration required. However registered users can manage and edit your feeds at one place.

Check out Feedity @ www.feedity.com

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    6 Comments »

    Comment by Saner
    2008-06-11 13:48:35

    Similar to Page2RSS.

    Comment by Aibek
    2008-06-11 14:20:04

    Thanks Saner, I will check it out.

     
     
    Comment by JoshUCLA
    2008-06-11 17:43:14

    Cool tool! There are Page2rss and feed43 which are similar, but I love Feedity for its simplicity and better results. Mix it up with Yahoo Pipes and you can fetch data from virtually any web site.

     
    2008-06-19 05:07:37

    [...] Australian Web 2.0 Application MakeUseOf.com featured a review of Feedity on their website, as we continue working on the next stable release of [...]

     
    Comment by ajoy
    2008-07-11 21:09:09

    fuck you

     
    2008-08-12 12:09:42

    [...] not the first tool for tracking pages for updates, we have also reviewed Page2RSS, FeedMySearch and Feedity. Plus a couple of more sites and Firefox plugins were mentioned in How to Monitor Websites that [...]

     
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