rsstodolist

rsstodolist is an URL oriented to-read-list based on an RSS XML feed. Typical use case is to save web pages to read later on a RSS feed.

Add an entry to your feed

1. By using that form :

URL : 
Feed name : 

2. Via a browser extension :

A Google Chrome extension and a Firefox addon are available to manage your feeds.

3. By calling an URL :

https://rsstodolist.appspot.com/add?name=somename&url=https://example.com/

• By default, the feed title will be fetched from the web page title. You may force it by using the "&title" parameter.
• Also, by default, your feed will contain 25 items. You can change that by setting "&limit" parameter from 1 to 100.
• A description for the link may be added by using the "description" parameter
• You may also use short parameters like "n" for "name", "u" for "url", "t" for "title", "l" for "limit" or "d" for "description" like that : /add?n=somename&u=https://example.com/

4. By using that bookmarklet :

Simply drag and drop that rsstodolist bookmarklet to your browser toolbar. Then, clicking on that bookmark will add current page to the RSS feed.

Get your feed :

https://rsstodolist.appspot.com/?name=somename or https://rsstodolist.appspot.com/?n=somename

Remove an URL from your feed

By calling an URL :

https://rsstodolist.appspot.com/del?name=somename&url=https://example.com/

Feedback

Contact me on twitter (@paulgreg) or at gmail (my username is paulgreg).

Privacy

That service is public and "open". That means that anyone knowing your feed name may see your items, add or remove new ones.

For more security & privacy, you could self-host the service (see links below).

Related projects

• rsstodolist-appengine : source code for the current application, running on Google AppEngine,
• rsstodolist-node-server : a nodejs version that you can self-host,
• rsstodolist-django-server : a django version that you can self-host,
• rsstodolist-addon : extension source code for Chrome / Firefox.