Ask HN: How can I create an RSS feed for any website/url?
I've been using feedly.com to track websites and curate content for a newsletter. Certain websites that used to offer public RSS feeds no longer have them, two quick examples: https://genius.com/articles + https://daily.bandcamp.com/latest.
Feedly says they are not in the business of creating RSS feeds, only plugging them into their reader.
Im wondering if there are any good free/reasonably priced solutions for being able to create RSS Feeds of urls that do not offer them?
It seems to me that the web is becoming increasingly private, with devs purposely disabling RSS feeds or making it hard to create them for their web pages. Would love to hear thoughts on this topic.
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[ 3.8 ms ] story [ 22.7 ms ] threadA lot of tools/services we use today (eg: Google, Facebook, Reddit) were built without asking for permission. Reddit co-founder Alexis talked a lot about this in his book https://withouttheirpermission.com
All other solutions are quite limited in their free version (5 news per day and feed deleted if nothing happens during 1 week)... and quite expensive in their paid version. FetchRSS Feedity Feed Creator
This last one have a inexpensive "to host" version.