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Internal Search option helps a lot. Where you can easily find similar rss and atom providers

I spent some extra time finding out how to subscribe to a Youtube channel. In the end it could be automated: https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UCIHdDJ0tjn_3j-FS7s_X1kQ

There are probably many popular websites that have some kind of specific behavior like this. Would you consider adding support for Youtube and consider similar approach for other sites? The approach could be:

• try standard way to find feed
• try site specific trick if available

Folder would be best to organize feeds

Hi Jonas et al,

I notice that F-Droid repository is stuck on v2.4.20 which became available on 22.07.2023 hence only 3 days after its been released.

Is there something wrong with build on F-Droid for 2.5 and 2.6? Or will it be released soon on F-Droid too?

Cheers
Tobi

Have you done any further work towards extracting the content provider framework?

I speak Portuguese, but when I use the feeder some words don't look like really they are:

PolÃcia, terãa-feira, where may I set up to Portuguese??

Thanks in advance

Some feeds only provide a link to new content. It would be excellent if textual part of those links could be cached upon refresh similarly to Firefox reading mode functionality.

• Save time quickly reading the pages.
• Save bandwidth downloading only text.
• Access the links when offline.

First of all thanks for this project!

I couldn't find a way to bookmark a post or set it as a favorite for later reference.

I think it would help a lot of we could add posts in a reading queue or in a bookmark, etc.
I found AnthennaPods's implementation pretty intuitive.

Am I correct in saying that when objects are created/update etc via the ContentManager/DatabaseHelper (see below), that any CursorLoaders that are associated with the corresponding ContentProvider URI aren't informed of the change in content? They only seem to operate correctly when created via the ContentProvider.

// Creates a Channel using the ContentManager: no content provider
private Channel createChannel(String url, SyndFeed feed, byte[] icon) {
Channel channel = new Channel(-1, url, feed.getTitle(), icon,
feed.getLink(), feed.getDescription(), feed.getLanguage(),
new byte[] {});
cm.createChannel(channel); // <---- No content URI, so content provider can't inform registered Cursors
return channel;
}