| I've been sending RSS feeds to my email since 2015, around the time that Google Reader was sunset. Advantages of doing this vs. using a dedicated app: - I have well designed email readers on all platforms I use (web mail on desktop, app on mobile devices) which I'm used to. Feeds get labeled separately and don't pollute the inbox. - I can forward emails, archive them, search through them, print them with ease. - They are backed up as part of my existing backup process. - Email is here to stay. Dedicated apps are a gamble. I run my self-made feed forwarder on Github Actions cron schedule [1]. I used existing tools (e.g. rss2email) but each had so many quirks, bugs and outright obnoxious behavior that I decided to just roll my own simple one. > make sure to include a simple RSS feed and a way for your users to discover it. There are ways around no RSS. I have a simple rssgen [2] relay which uses CSS selectors to build an RSS from an HTML page. You can then point your feed reader to it. [1]: https://github.com/oxplot/frider [2]: https://github.com/oxplot/rssgen |