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Newspaper

View news feeds inside the browser

About

Newspaper is a Greasemonkey script which renders syndication feeds into

readable and printable HTML file.

It supports ActivityStream, Atom, JSON, RDF and RSS syndications.

If you are using LibreWolf, Waterfox etc., please replace your browser or

follow the instructions at the bottom of this page in order to make the best

use of this software.

Features

• Audio player;
• Beautiful interface;
• Content filtering;
• Controllers;
• Customization of news reader handler;
• Customization of fonts;
• Customization of text size;
• Dark mode;
• Text direction control.

What is a Syndication News Feed?

Syndication Feed is a mean for content and media publishers to reach a wider

audience easily. It allows you to receive information directly without the going

from site to site.

Essentially, a feed is a function that allows “Feed Readers” to access multiple

sites automatically looking for new content and then posting the information

about new content and updates to another site, mobile app or desktop software at

the office.

Feeds provide a way for users to keep up with the latest news, events, package

and delivery status information posted on different sites such as news sites,

music sites, content sites (i.e. social networks), torrent indexers and podcasts

in one spot.

Instructions for Gecko based browsers

The following instructions are intended to circumvent the various of

arbitrary limitations that have been foisted by Mozilla since 2018 to

attempt to hide the syndication technology from your awareness.

The RSS deprecation conspiracy

Get Falkon

You are encouraged to install Falkon browser.

Falkon homesite

Enable JSON

• Navigate to "about:config".
• Set "devtools.jsonview.enabled" to "false".

Enable XML

• Install Open in Browser

Open in Browser

• Import the following rules via extension preferences.

{
  "mime-mappings": {
    "application/atom+xml": "1text/plain",
    "application/rss+xml": "1text/plain",
    "application/rdf+xml": "1text/plain",
    "application/feed+json": "1text/plain",
    "application/x-atom+xml": "1text/plain",
    "application/x-rss+xml": "1text/plain",
    "application/x-rdf+xml": "1text/plain",
    "application/xml": "1text/plain",
    "text/xml": "1text/plain"
  },
  "sniffed-mime-mappings": {
    "application/atom+xml": "1text/plain",
    "application/rss+xml": "1text/plain",
    "application/rdf+xml": "1text/plain",
    "application/feed+json": "1text/plain",
    "application/x-atom+xml": "1text/plain",
    "application/x-rss+xml": "1text/plain",
    "application/x-rdf+xml": "1text/plain",
    "application/xml": "1text/plain",
    "text/xml": "1text/plain"
  },
  "text-nosniff": false,
  "octet-sniff-mime": true,
  "override-download-type": false
}

Resources

Greasy Fork

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