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How to Track Static Sites Easily | Techlivez.com

2009-10-12T20:32:59Z

Page2RSS provides a very simple interface to track static or non-feed pages. All you have to do is just visit www.page2rss.com and enter the url of the page you wish to track. If the page is already monitored if some other user has ...

9 Amazing Software Mashups – Killer Free Apps that Work Better ...

2009-05-21T09:15:11Z

XFruits and Page2RSS are two services that—together—allow you to keep up to date on all your favorite websites, in whatever way is convenient for you. To understand how, let's take a look at the two programs involved: ...

Feed Me

2009-03-02T20:47:21Z

So I just got on board with Google Reader. For those who know as much about Google Reader as I did 24 hours ago, it is a browser-platform thingamajig which watches like a hawk for updates on the pages you tell it are interesting to you. ...

RSS or Screen Scrape? | mccormicky

2009-01-30T09:49:32Z

Getting some sweet RSS action from a page that wasn't putting out, services like Page2RSS, Feedity and Feed4All. I also looked at Dapper and Yahoo Pipes.

I like page2rss! It's really

2008-11-19T07:35:47Z

I like page2rss! It's really cool service!

Page2RSS – get web page changes in your RSS

2008-10-20T15:00:00Z

When there is no feed available it gets tricky (but still possible) to get one. There are few ways to solve this problem so I decided to start with simplest and build complexity up in future posts. Page2RSS is service that creates feeds ...

Stewart Design Doodles

2008-07-11T13:21:49Z

Great news for those of you who hate having to visit a website all the time just to see if they’ve added any new content: I’ve just discovered Page2RSS, a cool tool that will create an RSS feed for a website that doesn’t have one built in. It will check the site every day for new content, and send the updates to your news aggregator. I’m LOVING this

Monitor websites easily from your Feed reader using Page2RSS

2008-07-09T07:55:44Z

... different services to create your own RSS feed for any website, Feed43 being my service of choice. Today, I’d like to talk about a new one that is a little different, couldn’t be simpler, and turns out to be pretty useful : Page2RSS !

Page2RSS: Create a Feed Where There is No Feed

2008-05-10T18:00:00Z

By using Page2RSS, I can enter the URL of her page and add it to my feed reader. She puts up a new post, and voila, it shows up for my viewing pleasure. You can put in any URL and click the To RSS button and it will then allow you to ...

Google Operating System

2008-05-05T08:37:47Z

Of course, the service is useful for any web page that doesn't offer feeds: a famous example is Google Labs. It's also great to find new features in Google's services: support for Hindi added to Google Translate on April 29, mapped web pages added to Google Maps on April 15. Can you find other interesting web pages that could be monitored using Page2RSS?

Monitor Google’s Homepage with Page2RSS

2008-05-05T11:15:51Z

A simple example of web page that could be monitored using Page2RSS is google.com: a homepage that finely changes only to celebrate important events or to announce new Google features. You could subscribe to the automatically-generated ...

Create RSS feed of static pages with ease

2008-05-05T11:30:16Z

But here is a cool website page2RSS which not only helps you to generate a RSS feed for your static website but also the provided URL can be used on your website as a RSS feed link.The interface is quite simple and easy to access. ...

It’s RSS Awareness Day

2008-05-01T19:02:01Z

Page2RSS setting up feeds. Coincidence? Probably. But it’s neat to think it could’ve just been all of the RSS magic in the air If you don’t know what RSS is, or how to use it, please watch the following video. It will change your life.

stackoverflow

2008-04-16T21:54:29Z

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Really Simple Syndication

2008-03-18T13:53:45Z

During my job search following my degree, I subscribed to a myriad of RSS feeds for library jobs and waited for the advertisements to come to me. Even static state library pages that didn’t yet have RSS could be syndicated with tools like Page2RSS

Create RSS for any page

2008-02-26T19:22:00Z

Hi, today I just came across a site called Page2RSS. Generally people who are not familiar with those xml codes can't create a RSS for a single page. Generally if the a page need to be updated frequently and if your readers need to be ...

Scraping THOMAS

2008-02-27T05:19:00Z

I used Page2RSS to setup this RSS feed for the page, since I couldn't find one. (It's the aughts people! What the hell?!) The results can be pretty cryptic, but at least I get notification whenever the site changes – that is, ...

Control Online Information: Use RSS

2008-02-20T02:19:01Z

Visit Page2RSS. Reading RSS Feeds. This is where installing a RSS Feed Reader really pays off. You can keep up with 20, 50, or more online information sources by using the reading panes (Full View, Quick View, and 3-Pane View in ...

RSS Feed of Library Events

2008-02-12T16:01:32Z

You can enter the library events page URL, http://www.press.org/library/events.cfm, into the Page URL box on Page2RSS, http://page2rss.com/. After the resulting link is plugged into your feed reader [...]

Thing 1: Follow-up

2008-02-05T20:35:35Z

The tool is called “Page2RSS” at http://page2rss.com/. I didn’t see where the Google Blogger blogs publish an RSS feed so, I used this simple tool to create feeds for some of the Google Blogger blogs. I’ll be checking back to see if ...