With Observely's News feed, you're not just observing; you're staying ahead of the curve.
Introducing: The News feed Feature on Observely
Stay Updated, Stay Ahead: Dive into a world of information with our predefined list of news feeds. Whether you're into tech, business, or lifestyle, we've got something for everyone.
Your News, Your Way: Add any RSS URL and customize your feed to your liking. Your information, tailored to your preferences.
Seamless Integration: Integrate news feeds effortlessly into your Observely board. No more juggling between tabs or apps.
Customizable and Real-time Updates: Choose from our curated list or add your own. Get the latest news as it happens.
Stay Informed. Stay Relevant: With Observely's News feed, you're not just observing; you're staying ahead of the curve.
What is an RSS feed?
RSS Explained: RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication," a web feed that allows users to access updates to websites in a standardized format.
How It Works: Websites update their content and release these updates in an RSS feed. Users can subscribe to these feeds using an RSS reader, getting updates directly.
Benefits: RSS feeds provide efficiency, ensuring you never miss out on important updates and allowing customization to get content that matters most to you.
Recognizing and Finding an RSS URL
Look for the Icon: The most common way to identify an RSS feed is by looking for the RSS icon on a website. This icon typically looks like a radiating signal or a set of curved lines.
Check the Page Source: View the page source of the website and search for "RSS" or ".xml". Look for a link that typically ends in ".rss" or ".xml".
Use Web Browser Extensions: Browser extensions and add-ons can automatically detect RSS feeds for the website you're on.
Website Sections: Many sites have sections titled "RSS feeds" or "Subscribe via RSS" that provide direct links to the RSS URLs.
Manual URL Guessing: Some websites use a standard structure for their RSS feeds. Try adding "/rss", "/feed", or "/atom" to the end of the website's main URL.