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RSS Feed Widget
Zero-dependency RSS feed widget. Vanilla JS, dark mode, filtering.
...The entire widget is WCAG AA compliant and respects prefers-reduced-motion. Supports direct fetching for CORS-enabled feeds and configurable proxy fallback for feeds without CORS headers. Themeable via CSS custom properties so it adapts to any design system. Under 7KB gzipped. MIT licensed. Default demo powered by how-to-do.net. -
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MeRead
A RSS reader built with Flutter and designed with Material You
A concise and easy-to-use RSS reader built with Flutter and designed with Material You. -
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osmos::feed
Turn GitHub into an RSS reader
An RSS reader running entirely from your GitHub repo. -
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Ardilla (pour écureuil en Espagnol) propose d'héberger son propre serveur de flux RSS, bookmarks et notes. Ardilla repose sur php, mysql, javascript + ajax, css. Vous pouvez aussi consulter le site http://openardilla.org
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This is an easy to use, and easy to configure RSS reader. Uses PHP and AJAX to get and parse the feeds, and uses XML to configure which feeds to show. Easily configurable to include in another page with CSS.
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The iLabs Mobile Toolbox aims at facilitating development of mobile clients in JavaME. Main features are XMPP and ATOM apps., HTML rendering with some CSS support and the Widger framework for making mobile applications with rich server side logic.
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