Reading

RSS

• Use an RSS reader to consume all blog and YouTube content in one place in the order and with the UI you prefer

Feedbin

• use tags to organize feeds by their general category (e.g. “news”, “fitness”, “coding”)
• Use saved searches to curate more specific topics you’ll be interested in for a little while
• Use manual searches to research topics you’re interested in one time
• Star items it makes more sense to consume later (need more time, need to be able to play sound, want to take notes, currently busy, etc)
• Use app email address to sign up for newsletters so they’ll go to your rss reader instead of your inbox
  • Alternative: Newsletter subscriptions via RSS | Harry Cresswell • How to get newsletters out of your inbox and into your RSS reader.
• Saving current browser tab to Feedbin:
  • Add “Send to Feedbin” bookmarklet to browser
  • The bookmark doesn’t show up in Alfred’s browser bookmarks index, so…
    • Option 1: Shortcut to open specific bookmark / URL in Chrome - Super User • using Vimium, while focused on page, press “b” to search all bookmarks (and bookmarklets), then search for “Send to Feedbin” and press enter to save the page
    • Option 2: Assigning Keyboard Shortcuts to Bookmarklets in Chrome - adamstahr.com
      • Since the “Send to Feedbin” bookmarklet appears in the “Bookmarks” menu, create a macOS keyboard shortcut via System Settings > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts… > Application Shortcuts
      • Downside = this opens a new tab (booooooo)
• Searching in Feedbin
  • prefer title.exact over title for more predictable searches
  • Search Syntax • Feedbin 📚
  • Search Syntax - When saving a search in feedbin, terms with special characters like punctuation need to go in an .exact search - Feedbin
• Reading with Reeder
• reading: feedbin/feedbin-api: Feedbin API Documentation
• pull into obsidian?

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