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RSS Service Configuration

Supported Platforms

Rodel Reader supports the following platforms:

Local Management

Local management is the most convenient and does not require additional authorization. The app will create an RSS cache in the reading library.

When refreshing the subscription source, old articles will not be deleted and will always be retained.

You can achieve cross-device synchronization by placing the reading library in a local cloud drive like OneDrive.

Google Reader

Google Reader has been discontinued, but the Google Reader API is used by various RSS platforms, such as FreshRSS, TheOldReader, etc.

Using FreshRSS as an example.

  • Server: The Google Reader API address of your FreshRSS deployment, usually: https://yourFreshRSSDeploymentURL/api/greader.php
  • Username: The username you registered in FreshRSS
  • Password: The corresponding password

It is important to note that if this is your first deployment, you need to check Allow API access in the Authentication module in FreshRSS settings.

Inoreader

Inoreader is an online RSS service provider, known for its stable and high-quality service.

The app inherits the RSS Tracking client token and has been officially recognized by Inoreader, continuing to provide high-quality Inoreader integration services for the Windows platform.

You can switch to Inoreader in the settings and click the Connect button. The app will open a browser where you need to complete the authorization.

Inoreader Authorization

After clicking the Authorize button for authorization, the browser will guide you back to Rodel Reader, completing the authorization.

After completing the authorization, please close the authorization page in the browser.

NewsBlur

NewsBlur is also a long-established RSS service provider and offers a comprehensive API interface.

Enter your account and password to log in and sync with NewsBlur.

However, it should be noted that some features are not provided by NewsBlur, or their mechanisms differ from Rodel Reader's current management mechanisms.

These operations need to be performed in NewsBlur (e.g., Delete Group).

Feedbin

Feedbin is a relatively new RSS service provider that supports basic RSS reading and subscription management through its API.

Generally speaking, Feedbin has its own official source, which is fast and stable.

However, if you have your own deployed Feedbin, you can replace the server with your API address.

Miniflux

Miniflux is a minimalist self-hosted RSS service.

Similar to Google Reader, you need to fill in the server address, username, and password.

The app uses Basic authorization to call Miniflux service API, so your username and password will be stored locally.

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