Not to be confused with https://github.com/CyberShadow/DFeed (admittedly poorly named) :)
And there was me excited to see your work on the frontpage!
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Re: Show HN: Dfeed – a feed reader you can use without an account
#12please add a firefox addon
I've just submitted one, but it can take up to 24 hours to approve.
ok that is great to know... unless developers like you don't create a moat around chrome , "best works on only chrome" will continue as this forces people, with even a single tool at a time to stick to chrome.
good job but your website was failing earlier ;-)
Re: Show HN: Dfeed – a feed reader you can use without an account
#13Very cool hardcore minimalist aesthetic! Do you use it yourself for reading your feeds?
Re: Show HN: Dfeed – a feed reader you can use without an account
#14Very cool hardcore minimalist aesthetic! Do you use it yourself for reading your feeds?
Of course I use it myself.
Re: Show HN: Dfeed – a feed reader you can use without an account
#15Nice. On Firefox it is a little confusing because nothing happen unless you reload the browser. Also wrt. CORS, I think the best way in your case is probably to use a greasemonkey script. I documented several ways to bypass the CORS in here:
https://github.com/derek-zhou/airss
It is a similar project as yours.
Re: Show HN: Dfeed – a feed reader you can use without an account
#16Awesome! I wonder why no one has done this before. Added it to https://github.com/fiatjaf/awesome-loginless
With all due respect to dfeed, it (free RSS reader in the browser) has been done before. Here is my show HN thread a couple of months ago:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28730630
Re: Show HN: Dfeed – a feed reader you can use without an account
#17Simple and sweet!
One feedback though: In the "Examples" page, I was expecting to see the websites created using your CMS. However, I see a minimal documentation of markdown. This may be suprising for any developer.
Re: Show HN: Dfeed – a feed reader you can use without an account
#18Simple and sweet! One feedback though: In the "Examples" page, I was expecting to see the websites created using your CMS. However, I see a minimal documentation of markdown. This may be suprising for any developer.
I think you're commenting on the wrong Show HN here :)