Websites without RSS
Sparkfeed can read supported article listings and bring their links into your source list. Keep them beside feeds from sites that publish RSS.
When a site has no feed, Sparkfeed checks its listing for article links it can read. Sparkfeed keeps native RSS and website sources labeled separately.
Fieldnotes Journal
Writing · Ideas · Research
Paste a site address or a page such as its blog or news section. Sparkfeed checks for RSS or Atom first, then can add a supported listing as a website source.
Sparkfeed looks for repeated article links, then reads each page for its text and details. Some sites block requests or use structures it cannot read, so results can be partial or absent.
YOUR SOURCES · RECENT ARTICLES
Collected articles appear in your reading list with the website as their source. Open an item in Sparkfeed or follow its link to the publisher’s page.
Explore the readerWebsite sources follow published listings. They do not watch arbitrary page changes.
Follow article links found on a supported listing page.
See which website published each collected article.
Follow an article link when you need the publisher’s page.
Website sources sit beside native RSS and Atom feeds.
Follow more of the writing you care about
Add a supported website, then read its published articles beside your regular feeds.
