Seeing that the originally dead Google Reader subscription function is silently Chrome is back from the dead, but I didn’t expect what to do with it? In fact, in the past few years since its death, it was a social networking site that was initially considered unreachable. Now, in addition to directly subscribing to the official Facebook account using RSS (we have shared tutorials! Haven’t seen it yet)Just learn it quickly)), even China’s WeChat public account has a set of lists that can be subscribed through RSS. It is very convenient to get the latest information through RSS software or services without installing and applying for WeChat! Continue reading to subscribe to the WeChat WeChat public account using RSS. This article teaches you how to write report content.
It turns out that you can subscribe to the WeChat WeChat public account using RSS. This article teaches you how to do it.
In fact, the core of this function lies in the open source web page provided by WeChat-Feeds (Click here to go). This page lists thousands of WeChat public accounts that have been converted to RSS subscriptions, which will allow you to keep up with the latest posts from WeChat public news media and celebrity accounts. And even if the account you want to follow through RSS does not appear in the list of more than 7,000 public photos, you can still apply on the GitHub report page and you will have the opportunity to add the account you want to follow.
The method of use is actually very simple. Just find the item you want to subscribe to in the list, click the copy button behind the list, and then paste it into your preferred RSS subscription application or service.
We simply searched for the public accounts in the list and saw Apple’s WeChat account. Taking Feedly as an example, it is as simple as adding an RSS subscription function and pasting the copied information to complete the subscription.
It looks like a general RSS subscription list. You can see the article content of the official account after clicking on the jump.
Some public accounts also support thumbnails, which look more comfortable. Of course, since the content is from mainland China, there is no way to avoid simplified characters. If you are concerned about it, you can consider using Google Web Translate to convert it to Traditional Chinese.
Even if you don’t have WeChat, you can subscribe to the sources you want to track. Isn’t it very simple?
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Source: KOCPC Chinese