RSS and Atom sources
Add public publication feeds and manage them across reading lists.
Sources follow public RSS or Atom feeds. They are best for publications that already expose a stable feed URL.
Add a source
- Open Sources.
- Select Add source.
- Enter a descriptive name.
- Paste the publication's public RSS or Atom URL.
- Save the source.
The URL must be publicly reachable and return a valid feed. Public feeds are normally accepted immediately unless the security checks identify a concrete network or abuse risk.
Screenshot to add — Add a source: Capture the form with a public example feed and a neutral source name.
What becomes a chapter
When a feed entry contains complete article HTML, eReader Relay sanitizes and uses it. When it contains only a short summary, eReader Relay may fetch the linked public article and use that when it produces a better readable result.
The first edition for a source includes the latest existing entry. Later editions include entries newer than that reading list's cursor, with a bounded number of entries per run.
Use a source in several lists
The same source can belong to multiple reading lists. Each list keeps its own progress, schedule, and destinations.
Remove a source
Removing a source also removes it from every reading list. Existing EPUBs are not changed. If a list would no longer have any inputs, add another feed or observed newsletter before saving its next edit.
For rejected or unreadable feeds, see Feed troubleshooting.