bubelov / news

Feed Reader and Podcast Player for Android
https://f-droid.org/packages/co.appreactor.news/
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Ability to fetch full article in-app #133

Open ghost opened 2 years ago

ghost commented 2 years ago

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What feature do you want?

I want to be able to load the full article in app, because some feeds just say what the article is about and tell you to go to the actual article, like OMG! Ubuntu!, Ionic, and ItsFOSS

Why do you want this feature?

Because i like the apps's UI and would rather read these feeds in app than having to open a web browser to read them with its less than ideal UI

Riczzoe commented 2 years ago

Yes, if this app could add the option to get the full text of Rss, then it would be the perfect Android Rss reading in my mind, its nice and simple interface has impressed me deeply.

Kvasenok commented 2 years ago

In most cases you can use feed expansion services like feedex or fivefilters to have a full text feed.

bubelov commented 2 years ago

There is no universal way to extract full article from an arbitrary website. A good example of high quality approach is Telegram's "Instant View", and it has a curated list of popular websites with individual extraction methods, as far as I know. The next release of News app will support embedded browser tabs, so it might be the best solution for now

Thanks @Kvasenok for your suggestions, I'll test it and, if it works well, maybe it's time to add a FAQ section with a bunch of tips and lifehacks like this one

Darkempire78 commented 2 years ago

News will be perfect with this improvement

Moe23333 commented 1 year ago

I need this feature too! Feeder has this feature, but I prefer News app. I'd like to see News app also add this feature.

d4f5409d commented 1 year ago

+1 Helper comment, I want this too!

nikhilCad commented 1 year ago

Apps like https://github.com/yanus171/Handy-News-Reader let you define css class in the settings for each domain to extract full text effectively, though its UI is kinda dated.