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  • JAC
    JAC
    JAC
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    Hi Mark,

    I’m trying to find the RSS feed of a website but having no joy.

    Do you have any tips or tricks or particular routes you take when finding an RSS feed?

    Thanks 😊.

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  • JAC JAC

    Hi Mark,

    I’m trying to find the RSS feed of a website but having no joy.

    Do you have any tips or tricks or particular routes you take when finding an RSS feed?

    Thanks 😊.

    phenomlab
    phenomlab
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    @JAC here’s how to find the RSS feed URL for most websites:

    • Go to the page source (in most browsers, you can right-click the desktop and reveal “View Page Source” from the list as shown below (example is from Edge)

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    • Press Ctrl+F or Cmd+F to open the search bar
    • Type “RSS” in the search bar and hit Enter
    • If the website has an RSS feed, the search should highlight the relevant line containing the RSS URL

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  • phenomlab phenomlab

    @JAC here’s how to find the RSS feed URL for most websites:

    • Go to the page source (in most browsers, you can right-click the desktop and reveal “View Page Source” from the list as shown below (example is from Edge)

    92a18f23-4d13-4975-b851-4086149789ef-image.png

    • Press Ctrl+F or Cmd+F to open the search bar
    • Type “RSS” in the search bar and hit Enter
    • If the website has an RSS feed, the search should highlight the relevant line containing the RSS URL
    JAC
    JAC
    JAC
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    @phenomlab brilliant, thanks Mark, I’ll try this later.

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  • JAC JAC

    @phenomlab brilliant, thanks Mark, I’ll try this later.

    phenomlab
    phenomlab
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    @JAC No problems. This is worth a read too

    https://zapier.com/blog/how-to-find-rss-feed-url/

    Mark Cutting also advises organisations as a Fractional CIO, Fractional CISO and Executive Advisor, helping boards improve technology governance, cyber resilience and executive decision making. Learn more at Gratmore Ltd

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    @JAC No problems. This is worth a read too

    https://zapier.com/blog/how-to-find-rss-feed-url/

    JAC
    JAC
    JAC
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    @phenomlab thanks Mark, very valuable information as always.

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