Find a publisher’s feed, collect sources and take your reading list to an RSS reader. This tool searches the FetchFeeds catalogue and includes a curated technology starter set. No account is required to search, copy or export.
Search uses indexed metadata; it does not crawl an arbitrary website or guarantee a feed is currently online. Domain searches show matching publisher domains. A missing result means it was not found here, not that the website has no feed.
0 selected feeds. Selections stay while you search for more sources on this page. You can export up to 100 feeds per file.
OPML is a list of subscription addresses, not an archive of articles. It does not copy paywalled stories, log you in to a publisher, or grant access to a private feed. Keep a private feed’s credentials in your reader rather than adding them to a public source list.
A website is built for browsing; a feed is a publisher-maintained stream of article or episode metadata. Feed URLs often end in /feed, /rss or .xml, but the exact address varies by platform. Copying a homepage address into a reader does not always subscribe to its updates. Use the feed URL where available.
Start with a few sources covering your interests. Compare organization announcements with reporting, check publication dates and open the originals for full context. You can follow indexed sources in FetchFeeds or export the same public feed addresses to another reader.
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