Automatically add feed to quiterss update#
Automatically add feed to quiterss portable#
Automatically add feed to quiterss windows#

If you use QuiteRSS extensively or like the idea of this open source software, please consider making a donation to the project on the developer’s website. Overall, it is a great feed reader to have on Linux. You can also customize the fonts and colors to tweak the experience of your feed. The ability to switch themes (especially having a dark theme) is fantastic. If you face this issue, you might want to head on to their GitHub page to raise a new issue (unless they are already working on a reported issue). So, I have to re-launch every time I move from it. It does appear in the system tray, but I do want it to stay active unless I manually minimize it or close it. For some reason, whenever I minimize the application or switch the workspace, the application closes automatically. I find the ability to add labels quite useful to be able to filter out the stories I’ve read and enjoyed. Instead, the latest content comes to your computer automatically once you have the RSS reader installed and configured with your favorite sites. You do not get a rich formatting for the RSS feed you follow but it is good enough for readable experience. I'm sure that if you enjoy fine-tuning your RSS feed reading experience, QuiteRSS will let you do that.It is a simple feed reader with a clean user experience. Of the few times I've poked around in its settings, I have seen a variety of features: keeping your feeds organized, controlling the behavior of your RSS fetch requests, and customizing the interface of the program itself, to name a few. It's probably a configuration error somewhere unrelated to QuiteRSS. The only bug that I've encountered is that if QuiteRSS is running and I press 'Shutdown' on my Linux Mint 19 computer, QuiteRSS will shutdown, but in the meantime will halt the shutdown process of the rest of the computer. A (nearly) flawless experience with QuiteRSS deserves such a rating. However, for basic usage, QuiteRSS has performed its job sufficiently well, which is why I give it 5 stars. I don't consider myself a power user when it comes to RSS stuff. I went about looking for a suitable RSS feed reader, and the first one I found was QuiteRSS. It's simple usable and practicalĪ few years ago, I discovered RSS and thought that it would be useful to have feeds of information that I cared about coming in every so often. It has a folder structure, tags, supports Youtube channels (limited by google's RSS policy of only showing the last 15 videos, but you can use a third party feed if you requite the backlog) its behavior is quite customizable down to the sound it makes to alert you of new feeds, to how and where it open the links.

Automatically add feed to quiterss portable#

The app works perfectly once you download the portable version from the creator's website. The version on the developer's website does not contain that issue, I thought they were one in the same but that was not the case.

But, what's the point if all my feeds get deleted if anything at all happens?Īll of the comments above were made while I was using the portable version from.

I'd pay for it since it does everything else so well. If that didn't happen I would've loved this app to bits.

Automatically add feed to quiterss windows#

It worked at first but then all my feeds got deleted along with every option I changed, If I pin the app all my feeds get deleted, if the app crashes all my feeds get deleted and lastly I accidentally hit the sleep key on Windows and you guessed it. Mistakes were made on my part so I'm editing the review to reflect that. Multilingual (English, Arabic, Bulgarian, Chinese (China), Chinese (Taiwan), Czech, Dutch, Farsi, Finnish, French, Galician, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Tajik, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese) Minimize on system tray: on start, on close, on minimize Show new or unread news counter on tray icon Sound and/or Popup notification on new news Quick news filter and quick search in browser

Automatically add feed to quiterss update#

Feed and news filters: new, unread, starred, deleted (for news until restart application)įeed import wizard: Search feed URL if site URL was enteredĪutomatic update feeds: on startup, by timerĪutomatic cleanup on close using criteriaĪbility to quickly hide feed tree (for comfortable viewing)