Show HN: Dfeed – a feed reader you can use without an account
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Re: Show HN: Dfeed – a feed reader you can use without an account
#2Not to be confused with https://github.com/CyberShadow/DFeed (admittedly poorly named) :)
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#3Love the simplicity! Congrats! What would it take to turn it into a stand-alone html file that could be "double clicked" and used as an application? It almost seems to work, but I wasn't able to add new feeds.
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#4Love the simplicity! Congrats! What would it take to turn it into a stand-alone html file that could be "double clicked" and used as an application? It almost seems to work, but I wasn't able to add new feeds.
I don't think that would work well, because most feeds block CORS requests (or rather, they don't explicitly allow CORS requests) and you would have to wait for the last request to finish every time.
Re: Show HN: Dfeed – a feed reader you can use without an account
#5Not to be confused with https://github.com/CyberShadow/DFeed (admittedly poorly named) :)
Sorry :) I choose the name dfeed because d and f are right next to each other on the keyboard, so it's easy to type.
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#6Er, Thunderbird?
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#7Awesome! I wonder why no one has done this before.
Added it to https://github.com/fiatjaf/awesome-loginless
Re: Show HN: Dfeed – a feed reader you can use without an account
#8please add a firefox addon
Re: Show HN: Dfeed – a feed reader you can use without an account
#9Love the simplicity! Congrats! What would it take to turn it into a stand-alone html file that could be "double clicked" and used as an application? It almost seems to work, but I wasn't able to add new feeds.
I don't think that would work well, because most feeds block CORS requests (or rather, they don't explicitly allow CORS requests) and you would have to wait for the last request to finish every time.
That makes sense!
Re: Show HN: Dfeed – a feed reader you can use without an account
#10please add a firefox addon
I've just submitted one, but it can take up to 24 hours to approve.