Pulp provides a workflow focused on reading through an excessive number of RSS feeds with the goal of regularly marking all read, resting in a state akin to an empty inbox.
Contributing to quickly parsing excessive articles:
- Marking read while scrolling.
- Ensuring full article titles and longer excerpts are visible in the article list.
- A large mobile-friendly “mash roughly here” button to mark the list read and continue.
- Minimising everything else, in both UI clutter and functionality.
Complimenting Pulp being a bucket that you’re aiming to keep empty are the abilities to share (via Mastodon, Telegram, Reddit and mail) and save (to Wallabag, Nextcloud Bookmarks, Nextcloud Notes and Iotas).
The goal here isn’t to be a typical RSS reader,
This is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Synchronise feeds and their categories from FreshRSS or Nextcloud News.
- Alternatively directly access feeds.
- Adapt for mobile and desktop.
- Retain whether an article is read and sync when back online.
- Add and remove feeds.
- Categorise feeds.
- Order categories as you choose.
- Hide any feeds you may want to exclude from daily reading.
- Remember if you were viewing by feed, category or all articles.
- Open the top unread feed or category on startup and new articles.
- Share articles via Mastodon, Telegram, Reddit and mail.
- Save links to Wallabag, Nextcloud Bookmarks, Nextcloud Notes, Pocket and Iotas.
- OPML export (all backends) and import (local backend only).
- The abilities for fast reading mentioned above.
Website: gitlab.gnome.org/cheywood/Pulp
Support:
Developer: Chris Heywood
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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