// FIELD MANUAL · 08 TRICKS
Every site has a feed. Most just hide it well.
A working list of URL tricks to turn almost any site into an RSS feed: Google News searches, Substacks, subreddits, YouTube channels, GitHub releases. Paste any of these into the + SOURCE field and you're subscribed.
Any search becomes a feed.
Insert /rss after the TLD in any Google News search URL.
/feed at the root.
Every Substack publication exposes its feed at /feed.
Any subreddit, any user.
Append .rss to any subreddit or user URL.
The hidden Atom feed.
Every channel has one. Grab the channel ID and use:
Users and publications.
Prefix the path with /feed on medium.com.
The original RSS.
Nearly every WordPress site exposes a feed at /feed.
Releases, commits, tags.
Atom feeds, no auth required. Three flavors per repo.
Kill the Newsletter.
Generates a unique inbox; subscribe with it, get the feed.
When all else fails.
RSSHub builds feeds for hundreds of sites that ship none. Self-host it or use a public instance.
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Now point them at one river.
Collect every feed above into a single, calm, typography-first reader. No thumbnails, no infinite scroll: just what's new.
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